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State investment fund needed to attract foreign indirect investment

Vietnam needs to develop a state investment fund to attract foreign indirect investment as an additional source of capital for economic development, said Chairman of the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) Nguyen Chi Thanh.

State Capital Investment Corporation’s profit rises 91%

The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) on January 10 reported that its after-tax profit in 2022 reached over 6.83 trillion VND (291.5 million USD), 91% higher than the yearly plan.

Transport ministry requests plan to exit hospital

The Ministry of Transport has asked the State capital management committee to soon move its ownership of the Transport Hospital JSC to the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC).

SCIC works on government fund plan

State Capital Investment Corporation is working on its transition towards becoming the Vietnamese government’s strategic investment fund, aiming to support the state’s endeavour in promoting economic growth.

Government sells stake in Viet Nam's largest brewer

The Ministry of Industry and Trade late last week transferred the State ownership in Saigon Beer Alcohol Beverage Corp (Sabeco) to the State Capital...

Why does SCIC want to invest in Vietnam Airlines?

The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) has asked for permission to become involved in the restructuring of Vietnam Airlines after Covid-19 and become a shareholder of the corporation.

Vietnam's State Capital Investment Corporation aims to disburse annual investment up to US$690mil.

The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) has targeted disbursing investment of VND13-16 trillion (US$561-690 million) annually to focus capital on key industries and sectors to promote economic growth.

SCIC fully divests Quang Ninh Thermal Power

SCIC wishes to fully divest its 11.42 per cent holding in Quang Ninh Thermal Power JSC at double the market price, expecting to collect $53.04 million.

Vietnam’s investment arm SCIC to sell state stakes in 108 firms

The Vietnamese government’s investment arm State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) has announced the list of 108 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) subject to divestment in 2019, Vietnam Finance reported.

 

The uncertain destiny of skyscrapers in Vietnam

While the HUD office and Vicem buildings have partially taken shape, PVN Tower and television tower have remained on paper for years.

Foreigners buy into leading Vietnamese companies to enter market

VietNamNet Bridge - Buying into Vietnamese corporations is a way some foreign investors join Vietnam’s industries. The corporations they target are mostly leaders in their fields.

SCIC, MobiFone, Vietnam Airlines handed over to “super committee”

 The transfer of Vietnam’s major SOEs to the commission is a necessary move in improving the corporate governance of state firms.

State-owned enterprises and the spectre of huge debts

VietNamNet Bridge - The huge debts incurred by state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and their ineffective operations have been blamed on ineffective monitoring.


Big investment fund keeps pouring money into Vietnamese companies

VietNamNet Bridge - The most powerful investment fund in the country continues to pour money into Vietnam's leading companies despite capital withdrawal from emerging and frontier markets. 

SCIC faces problems with SOEs that divest holdings

VietNamNet Bridge - Among the enterprises put under management by the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), there are many firms where the state’s ownership ratio is less than 5 percent.

Large corporations fall into multi-field business trap

VietNamNet Bridge - Investing in many business fields and expanding too rapidly, some large corporations have lost prestige and fallen into debt. 

Vietnam beer market one of the hottest in the world

VietNamNet Bridge - Euromonitor, in its latest report, commented that Vietnam will be the next major battlefield for brewers. 

Vietnam takes first steps towards establishing super committee

Though advocating the establishment of a super committee to manage state capital in enterprises, economists remain divided on how exactly it should be done.

‘Super committee’ applauded as it will stop governing body

Though observers have different views about the establishment of a ‘super committee’ to manage state capital and assets in enterprises, they agree that the current policy will come to an end.

Which model should be used for the super committee?

With the establishment of a working group on the formation of a special committee responsible for managing State capital at enterprises, Vietnam has taken the first step to realize the plan initiated in 2016.