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Vietnam’s steel industry faces more lawsuits
Vietnam’s steel and steel products have been subject to many anti-dumping lawsuits in recent years.
VN bank shares continue to lure foreign capital
The stock market is still seeing foreign investors pour money into bank shares, analysts say.
Sales soar for high-end beer as incomes rise
Vietnamese beer brands still hold 70 percent of market share, but tastes are changing and people are spending more on high-end products.
Foreign firms eye Vietnam’s energy industry
Vietnam has emerged in SE Asia as an important energy, natural oil and gas producer. Ranked fifth in the region in oil & gas production and oil reserves, Vietnam has discovered 100 potential oil fields with estimated total reserves of 643 million tons of oil and 644 billion cubic meters of gas.
VN pharma industry: Dairy producers, retailers jump on bandwagon
More and more investments have been seen in the pharmaceutical industry, from production to distribution.
Foreign investment funds target market for mothers and kids
With 12 percent of families having children aged below one and 20 percent of families having one- or two-year olds, the highest proportion in South East Asia, Vietnam is a promising US$7 billion market for companies which provide goods and services for mothers and children.
Vietnamese join hands with foreign plastics companies
Many Vietnamese plastics companies have decided to open their doors widely, receiving more foreign shareholders amid increasingly fierce competition in the market.
The new brands in the cooking oil market of VN
Vietnamese companies are dominating the cooking oil market despite the presence of big foreign brands.
Vietnam’s aviation market heats up
Sixty-three foreign airlines from 25 countries and territories will have 105 international air routes to Vietnam by October 2018, a sharp increase compared with 2016 when there were 78 air routes.
Plastics manufacturers struggle to survive amid M&A boom
While more and more foreign giants are coming to Vietnam, domestic plastics companies are still fumbling for a way to control supply sources.