Vietnam
Vietnam carrier becomes world’s best-performing airline stock
A SURPRISE return to profit has propelled Vietnam Airlines to become the world’s best-performing airline stock this year, shrugging off the risk of bankruptcy as the company ’s post-pandemic...
Maybank aims to double Vietnam assets by 2027, expand investment
MALAYAN Banking (Maybank) plans to double assets in Vietnam to US$2 billion by 2027 and become the country’s top foreign bank for syndicated loans, to capitalise on a booming...
Frasers Hospitality aims to add 20 properties over four years, including 9 opening in China, Vietnam
FRASERS Hospitality is aiming to add 20 properties to its portfolio over the next four years as it continues to ride on the post-pandemic recovery trajectory. On Thursday (Jul...
Vietnam wants China’s help for high-speed railway development
VIETNAM is looking for China’s support with the development of the country’s high-speed railway networks including cross-border lines that would promote trade between the two countries.Prime Minister Pham Minh...
Vietnam Air risks insolvency if state-backed loan isn’t extended
NATIONAL carrier Vietnam Airlines risks insolvency as early as July if the repayment deadline for a government-backed loan is not extended, according to a statement on the National Assembly’s...
Foxconn to invest US$383 million in Vietnam circuit board plant: state media
FOXCONN Singapore has been awarded a licence to invest US$383 million in a factory to produce printed circuit boards in Vietnam, state media reported on Monday (Jun 24).
The plant...
Heineken to close one of its breweries in Vietnam
Heineken Vietnam, a unit of the world’s second-largest brewer Heineken, has informed authorities about plans to close of one of its breweries in the South-east Asian country due to...
Heineken to close one of its breweries in Vietnam
Heineken Vietnam, a unit of the world’s second-largest brewer Heineken, has informed authorities about plans to close of one of its breweries in the South-east Asian country due to...
