PetroVietnam
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iconOnce a big oil and coal exporter, Vietnam has become an importer of the materials in increasingly high quantities.
iconFEATURE20/10/2020
The government has sent a report to the National Assembly on investment of state capital in enterprises, and the use of the fund for enterprise support and development in 2019.
iconBUSINESS20/10/2020
Forty-seven outward investment projects have an accumulated loss of $1.048 billion, according to the government’s report on the financial situation of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and state-invested enterprises, submitted to the National Assembly.
iconBUSINESS14/10/2020
The total outward investment capital registered so far has reached $12.2 billion. The national oil and gas group PetroVietnam, the mililtary telco Viettel, and the Vietnam Rubber Group (VRG) are the biggest outward investors.
iconBUSINESS31/07/2020
Block 114 is located in Song Hong Basin, offshore Vietnam’s northern continental shelf, about 65km from Quang Tri province, and 86km from Da Nang city in the central region.
iconBUSINESS04/06/2020
The Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Corporation (BSR) has filed for listing on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the northern market regulator said on June 2.
iconBUSINESS28/05/2020
Despite some improvements, seaport joint ventures between foreign partners and state-owned shipping giant Vietnam Maritime Corporation continued to incur losses in the first quarter of this year,
iconBUSINESS13/05/2020
The Q1 finance reports released by enterprises in nearly all business fields, from manufacturing and real estate to aviation and oil and gas, show big losses. Large enterprises have reported huge losses of trillions of dong.
iconBUSINESS01/05/2020
Though domestic petroleum depots are full, the Vietnam Energy Association (VEA)wants to buy oil to store.
iconBUSINESS26/04/2020
Some experts have suggested issuing oil bonds to store oil and petroleum products as oil prices now are low.
iconBUSINESS23/04/2020
Oil may reach its lowest price in history this week but its impacts on the world economy and Viet Nam have been limited at this time when the COVID-19 pandemic is keeping people at home and transportation has been cut off.
iconBUSINESS16/04/2020
Petroleum prices in Vietnam were cut from Monday to the lowest level over the past 11 years.
iconBUSINESS13/04/2020
The revenues of PetroVietnam and Petrolimex slumped by $6.13 billion and $521.74 million this year due to the dropping oil price and the COVID-19 health crisis.
iconBUSINESS12/04/2020
PVN’s proposal was raised as sales of petrol and oil products in the domestic market slumped an estimated 30 per cent in the first quarter of this year. PVN also forecast bigger reductions in the coming months.
iconBUSINESS03/04/2020
Vietnam’s crude oil and natural gas production face downside risks, in light of a double-whammy of global oil price collapse and sluggish demand due...
iconBUSINESS01/04/2020
Though the steep dive in global crude oil price will benefit domestic logistics and production, it will not be good for local petrol firms and the state budget.
iconBUSINESS01/04/2020
As Covid-19 has been escalating and the oil price has fallen, the national oil and gas group PetroVietnam is considering several possible scenarios, including mine closure. It is also considering buying crude oil to store.
iconBUSINESS30/03/2020
With the oil price falling to $30-35 per barrel, the national oil and gas corporation PetroVietnam will lose $3 billion in revenue in 2020.
