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Update news foreign debts
Vietnam’s foreign debts under control
The effective management of foreign loans has transformed Vietnam from a poor and heavily indebted country to one that international organisations consider to have a controlled external debt
Vietnam's foreign borrowings jump 1.6-fold to US$533 million in H1
The government is looking at loans and government bonds, among others, to meet growing demand of state expenditure.
State may have to pay debts of Vietnam Development Bank
Acting on behalf of the government in disbursing capital for the nation’s important projects, the Vietnam Development Bank (VDB) has been found committing serious violations.
Provincial debt seen inching up
Debt owed by provinces and cities is poised to increase steadily in the coming years as the Government will boost its on-lending of foreign loans and reduce budget allocations for projects using ODA and preferential loans in provinces.
Vietnam’s five State-owned corporations with huge foreign debts
VietNamNet Bridge - Most of the foreign debt owed by State-owned corporations is concentrated in key business sectors, where they must seek giant funds for projects.
IDICO prepares to sell hydropower projects
VietNamNet Bridge – Infrastructure Development Investment Joint Stock Company under the Ministry of Construction is working on plans to transfer Dak Mi 4 and 4C hydropower plants to Dak Mi Hydropower Plant Joint Stock Company
Unreported, official foreign debts raising fears
VietNamNet Bridge – No one knows how big the “underground”, or unregistered foreign debt is, while the official foreign debt has been found to be increasing steadily.
Foreign debts remain in the “dark area”
VietNamNet Bridge – How much do private, foreign-invested, and state-owned businesses and credit institutions owe to foreign lenders?
