Vietnam Airlines issues US$350-million shares for stakeholders
The move raises Vietnam Airlines’ registered capital to nearly $1 billion that will help improve its dire financial situation during the pandemic.
The move raises Vietnam Airlines’ registered capital to nearly $1 billion that will help improve its dire financial situation during the pandemic.
The contracts will contribute to a balanced bilateral trade and economic relations for sustainable and mutual benefits.
The proposal stems from the Hanoi People’s Committee’s concern about the high risk of infection.
The aviation industry needs to prioritize recovering the domestic and international air transport market in the short term.
Once the Covid-19 pandemic is over, the aviation industry needs to be well-prepared for taking off.
The seven major areas include finance, banking, and aviation industries.
The carrier plans to use the loan to pay overdue debts and operational costs.
The support policies need to be practical and useful.
Three commercial banks have committed to providing a combined loan sourced from the refinancing fund of the central bank.
Eight business sectors, including hospitality services, retail, garment, car manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, aviation, and IT are facing an unprecedented crisis.