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In difficult times, Vietnamese billionaires still earn billions of dollars

Last year was a stormy one for Vietnam’s businesses, but billionaires still were able to pocket billions of dollars.

Vivid M&A picture ahead due to legal fine-tuning

Last year was an impressive one for Vietnam’s mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market, and M&A in Vietnam is projected to remain on a steady growth path in the coming years.

Merger may bring retail renaissance

Vietnam’s largest conglomerate Vingroup has announced the sale of its retail and agricultural arms to Masan Group. 

Masan MEATLife set to list shares on UPCoM

Masan MEATLife Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of Masan Group, will list its shares on the Unlisted Public Company Market on December 9 at a reference price of VND 80,000 (US$4.46).

 

Instant noodle market no longer hot

VietNamNet Bridge - Between 50 and 55 instant noodle packs a year on average are bought by each Vietnamese, a slight decrease compared with recent years, according to the World Instant Noodles Association (WINA).

Masan sells $1.1b of stakes to Singha

Masan Group Corporation (MSN) yesterday announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Thailand's Singha Asia Holding Pte Ltd worth as much as US$1.1 billion.

Large corporations lure capital through corporate bond issuance

VietNamNet Bridge - The finance market has heated up with a series of large bond issuance campaigns launched by major companies.

Masan Group joins Forbes list of most innovative growth companies

 Masan Group Corporation (MSN) has found the 20th place on the Forbes' list of the World's 100 Most Innovative Growth Companies 2015.

Masan plans $77m share buyback

 VietNamNet Bridge – Masan Consumer Holding, the consumer goods arm of Masan Group (MSN), plans to spend VND1.62 trillion to buy back 18 million shares of the company by the end of this year.

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