Vietnamese businesses have had a long journey with great achievements, and this path will continue and blossom in years to come.
According to Dragon Capital, the issuance of bonds this time is considered a necessary measure to moderate exchange rate fluctuations, rather than indicating a shift in monetary policy.
Fruit and vegetable exports have swelled up by 5 per cent on-year, reaching some $2.8 billion in the first six months, showing sign for increasing international demands for local produce.
Utilising modern farming and disease control methods, effective new varieties and efficient post-harvest systems is the key to help improve quality of Vietnam’s dragon fruit for export purpose.
The 15-hectare Tanifood vegetable and fruit processing plant was constructed at a total cost of $76.6 million.
While many enterprises are excited by the shifting wave of investment to Vietnam as the US-China trade war intensifies, Dr Mai Huu Tin, U&I Group President warned that Vietnam might just be a stopgap.
HAGL Joint Stock Company or HAGL targets to gain a revenue of $273.5 million and gross profit of $121.7 million in 2018 only.
Investment funds managed by VinaCapital and Dragon Capital have been continually investing in Century Land Joint Stock Company (CenLand), which is valued at $84 million.
Seller is a Singapore – based organization called Nogard Pte.
Investment funds managed by Dragon Capital have invested in real estate companies, namely Century Land Joint Stock Company (CEN Land) and Hai Phat Investment Joint Stock Company (Hai Phat Invest).
Investment capital inflows start to be poured into Van Don which is expected to become one of the first three special administrative-economic zones (SEZ) of Vietnam.
A member of the CEO Group, Van Don Tourism Investment and Development Joint Stock Company, has proposed the idea of planning the Sonasea Dragon Bay tourism complex in Van Don District to Quang Ninh People's Committee.
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On August 19, 2017, Phu Long Real Estate Co., Ltd (Phu Long Real Estate) and Saigon Vina Land Joint-Stock Company (Land Saigon) jointly conducted the groundbreaking of Dragon Riverside City at 628-630, Vo Van Kiet street, District 5, Ho Chi Minh city (HCMC).
