M&A deals anticipated to flourish in Vietnam post-Covid-19
The appetite for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activities in Vietnam has not been dampened by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The appetite for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activities in Vietnam has not been dampened by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Vietnamese property developer has long enticed foreign investors.
5G appears to be high on the Vietnamese government’s priority list, with the earliest of services set to be commercialized in mid-2020 following trials conducted through 2019.
The first batch of Vingroup's ventilators for Covid-19 patients is expected to be delivered on May 15.
A longer stay-at-home period is believed to enable Hanoi to better identify infected cases and contain the virus.
Analysts at MB Securities and Yuanta Securities reckoned Wednesday’s rally is a short-termed rebound.
Vietnamese smartphone brand VSmart is expected to maintain its smartphone market share and overtake Chinese brands in 2020.
At a price of VND 48,000 (US$2.07) per share, Masan valued the company at US$46 million and price to earnings (P/E) multiple of 13x.
It is unclear whether the GIC-led consortium has fully withdrawn from VCM or transferred its stake to other investors.
A survey by Corporate Investment and Mergers & Acquisitions Center also showed that one of the obstacles to M&A deals in Vietnam is the time consuming approval process.