Investment

JLL expects Vietnam’s fastest growing cities to maintain the level of interest from overseas investors, and continue on its growth trajectory, particularly with the help of government policy to resolve infrastructure deficit and city sustainability.

The move would allow MB Bank to transfer 21.43 million in treasury shares to foreign investors.

The move is intended for Iranian businessmen and traders to become acquainted with the business potential of Vietnam and having more vigorous presence in this market.

Taipei-listed Pegatron joins Apple’s two other iPhone assemblers -- Wistron Corp. and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. -- in developing manufacturing facilities or building extra capacity in Vietnam.

Hanoi had occupancy of more than 80%, average daily rate (ADR) of US$118, which made the city having one of the highest RevPAR in the region.

The prospect of the Vietnamese stock market this year will be brighter, with profits of listed firms in 2020 likely to increase by 18% against 2019 while the VN-Index may rise by 20.7%

After the transactions, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and IFC Capitalization Fund now hold 185.8 million shares, or a 4.99% stake.

The Vietnamese government would continue to promote and ensure the long-term development of the foreign-invested sector, allowing it to compete fair and square with other economic sectors.

To lure more foreign investment in infrastructure, Vietnam needs to have a clear public-private partnership (PPP) framework.

Rising foreign investment flow in Vietnam has prompted overseas banks to expand operation in the country.

Promoting a fair, transparent, predictable, and streamlined regulatory ecosystem that values innovation will help Vietnam continue to attract high-quality investment.

Vietnam's potential as a growing market, large supply of skilled and low-cost labor are key factors attractive to Japanese firms.

US Development Finance Corporation is committed to investing in Vietnam, particularly in energy, healthcare and infrastructure development.

Kite Air targets to be a budget airline with a focus on domestic routes, aiming to serve passengers in provinces/cities with underdeveloped aviation infrastructure.

Vietnam has so far also outlined primary strategies to lure high quality foreign investment until 2030 under a Politburo resolution.

Seeing the growth potential ahead, many tech giants, such as Lenovo, Ericsson, Qualcomm, and Huawei, are targeting the Vietnamese market.

Once completed listing on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, Vietnam Rubber Group would be the second largest firm in terms of registered capital, behind BIDV.

Vingroup and Masan have agreed to merge some of their businesses to create “the country’s largest retail group”.

Vietnam's solar power sector holds much potential thanks to rising demand and a supportive regulatory framework.