The giant tour company suffered a loss of over VND38 billion ($1.63 million) in the second quarter, its third quarterly loss in a row, according to its latest consolidated financial statement. Revenues were down 90 percent year-on-year to VND206 billion ($8.85 million). … [Read more...] about Leading tour operator reports loss of $3.4 mln
English
Vietnam ratifies EU free trade agreement
Nicolas Audier, chairman of EuroCham, said in a press release issued Monday: "The EVFTA is now more important than ever, as trade wars and a global pandemic disrupt normal business operations on an unprecedented scale. Free, fair and rules-based trade is the best roadmap to economic growth, and Vietnam will now have privileged access to an EU consumer market of around 500 million people who will be keen to do business with and invest in a strong, secure, and prosperous nation at the heart of Asia." … [Read more...] about Vietnam ratifies EU free trade agreement
Vietnam an invaluable member of ASEAN: Filipino diplomat
As for ASEAN’s place in the future, we can already see its expanding sphere of influence outside the region. It has established a considerable convening power to bring many countries, including major powers, international and regional organisations to the table to collaborate on critical issues that have global consequences. … [Read more...] about Vietnam an invaluable member of ASEAN: Filipino diplomat
VN businesses seek low-cost capital to develop infrastructure
The participants at a recent online workshop on credit and capital market held by Fitch Ratings and The Asset journal all agreed that Vietnam is benefiting from multi-national groups’ strategy on relocating their production bases out of China. Muralidharan Ramakrishnan from Fitch Ratings estimated that the capital EVN needs to develop infrastructure may amount to $4-5 billion in the next 2-3 years. … [Read more...] about VN businesses seek low-cost capital to develop infrastructure
VIETNAM’S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES AUGUST 3
In Viet Nam, 82 per cent of year-end shoppers agreed that they looked for sales and bargains. Seventy per cent of surveyed shoppers say the Tet period was a good time to find the best deals. In fact, businesses in Viet Nam reported an increase in number of orders by almost two-three times compared to normal days during the three biggest shopping days, including November 11, Black Friday (last Friday of November) and December 12, according the survey. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM’S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES AUGUST 3
