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A series of disclosures by listed electricity consulting firms has revealed the detention of chairmen, chief executives and senior finance officials.
Since the beginning of 2026, a succession of top executives from major corporations, including PC1, ACV, Vinaconex, and Duc Giang Chemicals, have become entangled in legal crises.
An appellate court in Ho Chi Minh City has begun reviewing the conviction of former SJC chief Le Thuy Hang in one of Vietnam's most significant gold-related corruption cases.
A wave of legal investigations involving senior executives at Vietnam’s power generation and power construction companies is weighing heavily on the sector’s stocks, despite continued strong business performance across many firms.
Since the beginning of 2026, a series of senior executives from major Vietnamese corporations including PC1, ACV, Vinaconex and Duc Giang Chemical Group have been prosecuted and detained.
Vietnam’s leading power construction group PC1 is facing mounting pressure after chairman Trinh Van Tuan and several senior executives were prosecuted over alleged accounting violations and asset embezzlement.
The Ho Chi Minh City Civil Judgment Enforcement Department has announced plans to select an auction organization to sell three luxury cars linked to convict Truong My Lan, 70, chairwoman of Van Thinh Phat Group, along with related companies.
The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court on April 17 opened a first-instance trial against Nguyen The Binh and co-defendants over lending violations that inflicted losses of more than 1 trillion VND (38.4 million USD) on the state budget.
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have announced the official valuation of two white Hermès handbags belonging to Truong My Lan, placing their combined value at nearly VND4 billion (US$160,000).
Disciplinary action has been taken against key leaders of Vietnam’s airport corporation following findings of severe misconduct.
A food safety scandal involving Ha Long Canfoco has been identified as the most impactful incident affecting Vietnam’s food and beverage (F&B) sector in 2025, shaking consumer confidence across the industry.
To produce large quantities of counterfeit goods and earn hundreds of billions of dong in profit, the former chair of the board of MediUSA and his accomplices spent money bribing a number of officials, an indictment says.
Using illicit funds, Pho Duc Nam and his girlfriend built up collections of luxury cars, watches, jewelry and ultra-expensive real estate in prime locations, and defrauded investors of more than VND1,300 billion, an investigation has revealed.
Once a symbol of innovation, Nguyen Hoa Binh now stands at the center of a major investigation.
Authorities have detained the chairman of Duc Giang Chemicals Group and his son as part of a sweeping investigation into environmental, mining and accounting violations.
Investigators allege that Nguyen Hoa Binh helped conceal illicit funds tied to a large-scale fraud ring led by Pho Duc Nam.
The Hanoi procuracy says former leaders of Sen Tai Thu Group must return more than VND757 billion to hundreds of investors after a large-scale fraud investigation.
Nguyen Thi Nhu Loan, former chair of Quoc Cuong Gia Lai, faces prosecution for profiting from a $21 million land deal in Ho Chi Minh City.
A fisheries and livestock official in Hai Phong has confessed to taking bribes and issuing falsified quarantine certificates linked to 130 tons of contaminated pork.
In connection with the case involving over 120 tons of African swine fever (ASF)-infected pork used in canned food production, Halong Canfoco has requested official approval to destroy nearly 14,000 cans of Hai Phong-style paté.