Investment

The move raises Vietnam Airlines’ registered capital to nearly $1 billion that will help improve its dire financial situation during the pandemic.

Many areas, including infrastructure construction and renewable energy production, are assessed to be the potential for US businesses' investment in Vietnam.

Vaccination is key for Vietnam’s safe economic reopening and recovery, according to foreign businesses.

Such a landmark investment underscores the global interest in Vietnam’s dynamic fin-tech industry

The proceeds raised from this transaction would help Vietnam Airlines to maintain liquidity in the immediate future and mitigate impacts from the pandemic.

Low labor costs, adequate infrastructure quality, and simplified administrative procedures are seen as Vietnam’s pull factors for investors like Samsung, Foxconn, Nike, Adidas, Gap, and Levis.

The FDI inflows to Vietnam have been stable compared to other countries in the region, which shows the continued trust and confidence of foreign investors.

A key step in this direction would be to strengthen the linkage between Vietnamese enterprises and investment funds from the Middle East.

The move is pending review and approval from regulators in Vietnam, Thailand, and Japan.

About 243,000 people, including 126,300 from ethnic minority groups, are expected to benefit from the project.

The Vietnamese company plans to build its production facilities for battery and charging equipment in the US and Europe, as part of its global expansion strategy.

Vietnam is still one of the key markets for the global aerospace company’s business.

A list of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) subject to privatization in the 2021-2025 period is expected to be submitted to the Prime Minister in this fourth quarter.

The process is essential to realize public investment targets for sustainable socio-economic development.

Master plans for road and sea transportation should ensure harmonization between socio-economic development with national security, social welfare, and climate resilience.

Hanoi is considered a potential destination for microchip development as it is home to many research institutes and universities providing highly qualified and abundant human resources.

IFC and two investment funds it manages will acquire 6.29% of PVI Holdings from its major strategic shareholder, HDI Global SE.

Agritech companies from the GRAFT Challenge Vietnam would kickstart a wave of agricultural innovation in the country.

Despite the impacts of the fourth wave of Covid-19, Hanoi hotel occupancy rate was up 6 percentage points year-on-year as the social distancing policy was not as strict as the previous year.

Vietnam and Switzerland agree on further cooperation in economic development in association with environmental protection and addressing social issues.