Kết quả tìm kiếm cho từ khóa : Business

Viet Nam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) has announced plans for initial public offerings (IPOs) for five more large port operators by the end of the year. Hai Phong Port has already been equitised.

The two- to four-star hotel market segment, with an average occupancy rate of 70 percent, is being eyed by many wealthy investors.

The local business community was shocked to discover this week that the price of petrol had increased for the fifth time this year.

The southern economic hub is helping enterprises, especially small-and-medium sized ones (SMEs), gain access to loans worth VND20 trillion (US$952 million) to implement modern technology that can improve business performance.

Viet Nam Customs tax collections have reached VND117.5 trillion (US$5.57 billion) in the first six months of this year, a 24.4 per cent year-on-year increase.

Viet Nam is working on a plan to achieve annual growth of 8 – 9 per cent for the next five years, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam told a business forum in HCM City on Thursday.

Tax incentives offered by Vietnam to foreign direct investors help attract business and improve the competitiveness of the country in the global economy. However, when things go beyond the framework, there will be a “competitive race to the bottom”.

Breakthrough measures are needed to boost the equitisation of State-owned enterprises (SOEs), especially those proven ineffectual, said participants at a June 30 seminar in HCM City.

Ocean Hospitality-OCH has been listed in the top 50 most effective businesses in Vietnam, according to the results of an annual survey by Nhip Cau Dau Tu magazine in coordination with Thien Viet Securities Company.

Local enterprises are increasingly launching sales promotion to limit inventory and stabilise production, according to independent market watchdogs.

Most enterprises operating in Viet Nam were optimistic about the economic recovery, saying business was bouncing back this year, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).

A business forum took place in Berlin, Germany, on June 25 to look at prospects of the cooperation between Vietnam and Germany as well as of the European Union (EU) – Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA).

Enterprises which have over 50 per cent State stakes and are to be equitised will be classified into three groups, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung stipulates in Decision No 37/2014/QD-TTg dated June 18.

Viet Nam’s industrial production is seeing improvement, with estimated growth of 5.8 per cent seen in the first half of this year, higher than last year’s 5.3 per cent rise.

Vietnam and the UK expect to expand their trade and investment ties following the recent inauguration of a HCM City-based business centre by the British Business Group Vietnam (BBGV).

Consequences of the recession still haunt Vietnam’s economy, as nearly 28,000 enterprises are reported to have shut their doors in the first five months of 2014.

Lazada, the only foreign major player in the e-commerce market, has ambitions to dislodge Vietnamese ChoDienTu from its No 1 position.

HCM City Housing Development Bank (HDBank) has given a package of medium loans to businesses with foreign direct investment from June 5 to September 30, 2014.

Most Vietnamese companies are unwilling to use outsourcing despite its benefits like the reduction in management work and payroll without any impact on output, a report released last week by business consultancy Grant Thornton says.

Most Vietnamese businesses have to take out bank loans at an annual interest rate of 10-13 percent, while companies in neighboring countries can access loans at a 5-6 percent rate and, those in developed economies, at a 2-3 percent rate.