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Why can’t the private economic sector grow more quickly, even though more policies and resolutions on developing private businesses have been created recently?
Vietnam’s coffee productivity is three times higher than the average level globally, but the profit that coffee growers pocket is low because of poor competitiveness and unstable output.
Well-known Vietnamese names in the food industry have fallen into the hands of the world’s largest conglomerates.
Though officetels and condotels are selling in the market, they still do not have positions in legal documents.
Many Vietnamese plastics firms have fallen into foreign hands, while others are in a state of anxious suspense because they may be swallowed up one day.
As the domestic cement supply has exceeded demand, exporting products is the only solution for cement manufacturers.
Dang Viet Dung, managing director of Uber Vietnam, thinks Vietnam may not catch up with the revolution in the short term, while it remains a question in the medium term.
While 7-Eleven expands its business in the Vietnamese retail market, Family Mart has decided to stop injecting more money into the chain in Vietnam because of losses.
The hot development of the real estate market benefits the building material industry, but Vietnamese companies are struggling to get a share of the market as cement and tile factories have been sold to foreign investors.
Retailers’ great efforts to develop online sales have been rewarded with initial success.