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The share sale is scheduled to take place from November 2018 to April 2019 via put-through or order-matching transactions on the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).

The company has yet to succeed in selling stake to strategic investors.

The airline remains bullish about serving one of the most dynamic, fastest-growing economies in Asia.

Vietnam`s industrial parks and economic zones remained the country`s magnet in attracting foreign investment.

Investors pledged to pour an amount of US$7.8 million into startups in Techfest 2018, compared to US$4.5 million in 2017 and US$3 million in 2016.

With market capitalization of nearly VND2.15 trillion (US$92.98 million), Song Hong Garment has become Vietnam’s second largest garment company in terms of market capitalization.

The move marked the biggest financing for an online education company in Southeast Asia.

The group aims to increase market share in Vietnam to more than 50% in the next five years.

Previously, only foreign passport holders were allowed to gamble in the country`s 30 casinos and electronic gaming parlors.

The plant is designed to have a production capacity of three to four million smart electronic devices per year, which would be supplied for both the domestic and foreign markets.

The figure was 40% higher than the fund target of US$10 million, in which investors include GS Shop, Humax, and NCore, among others.

With the holding of 5.23% stake in PV Oil, SK Energy is second only to Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam) which is the state capital representative with 80% stake,.

The divestment is part of VinaLand’s plan to liquidate in 2019.

The US investors want to know more about Vietnam’s policies and regulations with regard to new technologies and business models, especially the Cyber Security Law and investment procedures for digital currencies projects.

Sembcorp has been one of the pioneer enterprises in investing in Vietnam with nine VSIPs over the last 20 years, which are now the symbol of economic, trade and investment cooperation between Vietnam and Singapore.

Private investors would pour money into the purchase, operation, and maintenance of trains as a way to share the government’s loan burden.

The move would open up the company to further investments from foreign investors.

The deal marked the first direct financial investment of the Australian group in Vietnam, and is a step closer towards establishing a comprehensive and sustainable supply chain in the country.

The deal is reportedly worth VND2.27 trillion (US$101 million), for which Arnolis Investment will hold an 8.87% stake of Masan Group, or an equivalent of 103.15 million shares, according to the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE).

Mitsubishi considers Vietnam a very important market in Southeast Asia.