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Expanding its industrial portfolio, Vinhomes, under billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, has split its industrial real estate unit, signaling bold new ambitions.
Once on the brink, Yeah1’s new management has turned the company around, with profits surging nearly eleven-fold in Q3 2024.
The real estate giant saw record gains in Q3, following a revaluation that initially turned profits to a 7,300 billion VND ($297.8 million) loss earlier this year.
Loc Troi, a company that dominated the agricultural industry for decades, is now reeling from financial losses, risky strategies, and an investigation into former CEO Nguyen Duy Thuan, who faces accusations of misconduct.
The tale of three highland entrepreneurs who once dominated the business scene in Vietnam highlights a dramatic turn of events. Their companies, Quoc Cuong Gia Lai, Hoang Anh Gia Lai, and Duc Long Gia Lai, are now grappling difficulties.
Many first-generation businessmen are thinking of transferring their properties to their children. Many of the heirs are women.
Viglacera, Vietnam’s leading company in the fields of construction materials and real estate investment, is participating in Cersaie 2023 in Bologna, Italy from September 25th to September 29th, 2023.
VNG has canceled a plan to list shares on Nasdaq on September 27 as previously planned. The date of entering the bourse remains unclear.
The Top 500 private enterprises in Vietnam contribute 18.4 per cent of domestic private sector revenue.
VPE500’s assets accounted for 28% of total and generated 18.4% of the gross revenue of domestic private enterprises.
Like VinFast, VNG, a unicorn technology firm, plans to list common shares on the Nasdaq Global Select Market with the VNG trading code.
Vietnamese technology powerhouse VNG Corporation announced on the morning of August 24 that its largest shareholder, VNG Limited, has initiated the process for an initial public offering (IPO) in the U.S.