Hanoi presses ahead with renovation of old housing stock
Hanoi has allocated funds to districts to inspect old apartment buildings and draw up detailed and overall renovation plans.
Hanoi has allocated funds to districts to inspect old apartment buildings and draw up detailed and overall renovation plans.
One of the key measures is to allow securities companies with sufficient capacity to provide services without requiring foreign investors to have 100% of the funds before placing purchase orders for securities.
The local stock market's upgrade from the frontier to emerging status by 2025 remains critical to the country’s transformation into a high-middle-income country by 2035 and a high-income country by 2045.
The Ministry of Finance is expected to ease pre-transaction deposit requirements for foreign investors this year.
If the stock market is upgraded to emerging status, the potential influx of foreign capital could range between $5 and $8 billion.
The plan seeks to enhance livestock processing methods, bolster food safety measures, diversify product offerings, and broaden market and export prospects.
Proactive and coordinated efforts among Government agencies are key to achieving the goal of upgrading Vietnam's stock market from the current frontier to emerging market status.
The Vietnamese prime minister requested the bourse to advise investors of Vietnam’s favorable business and investment environment in his second visit to NYSE at the invitation of the world’s largest equities-based exchange.
Hanoi needs to make full use of agricultural by-products to develop a circular economy, and organic farming is an inevitable trend for sustainable development.
With a P/E ratio of 11x, lower than most other markets in the world, the Vietnamese stock market is a very attractive choice for long-term investment.
Hanoi is facing an increasingly tight space for breeding, as the city has the highest livestock density in the country.
Debuted on February 1, VNG Corporation has seen its market price gain as much as 200%.
The local stock market will not go smoothly in 2023 as risks still persist and hamper its prospects.
The forum is held every two years in Vietnam, helping food manufacturers and processors promote their products and connect with domestic and international businesses.
FLC Group and its affiliates have so far failed to meet the stock market’s regulations and face the threat of forced delisting.
Under current regulations, stocks subject to delisting but still meet requirements as a public firm would be required to list on the Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM).
FLC has not held annual shareholder meeting, disclosed an audited financial statement for 2021, or selected an auditor for this year’s version.