Emmanuelle Gounot, CEO of Intrepid Vietnam, emphasizes that discounts undoubtedly play a crucial role in mega sales, but the true success and impact of the event extend beyond mere price reductions.
For 2021, Siam Cement Group (SCG) in Vietnam reported revenue from sales of over $1,500 million, which is a 32 per cent increase year on year mainly from sales from new acquisition of Packaging, VKPC operation and chemicals operation (TPCVINA), as well as export sales from Thailand and ASEAN to Vietnam.
Capital-raising and hotel sales highlight investor optimism for the sector’s recovery.
Foreign businesspeople and experts working in Binh Duong are favouring foreign-invested real estate projects for their property purchase in Vietnam.
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The residential sector is at the apex of Ho Chi Minh City’s growth, driven by a need for better housing, a growing middle class and an increasing number of overseas buyers.
Clinker and cement sales fell 0.5 per cent in the first four months through April as a result of slowdown in domestic market and exports.
Vietnam, and Southeast Asia at large, can only expect to see a wide-scale divergence of supply chains coming should there be improvements in production technology and capacity, and regional integration, according to HSBC.
In 2018, Orion Vina has still retained the growth since previous years. The company reported the nine-month revenue of 151.9 billion won, equivalent to $150 million.
After a long time lagging behind Thaco, Toyota has been accelerating its sales on the market for several months and officially surpassed the domestic assembler to reach a 30 per cent of market share in October 2018.
High cost of sales leads to rather modest profits of UNIBEN over the last few years, even lower than the profit of Miliket, an effete brand.
In Vietnam, location remains the top priority for homebuyers, according to Duong Duc Hien, Director of Residential Sales North and Central region Savills Vietnam.
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Strong growth of sales over the past years helped Lotte Vietnam boost its profit but it still cannot offset its accumulated losses.
According to Zara's sales report, its revenue in Vietnam in first half of this year reached around $41 million, which is double the figure in 2017.
The total number of imported automobiles handed over to customers reduced by up to 45 per cent in the first seven months of this year, compared to the same period of last year.
