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The wave of foreign investment in Việt Nam continues to be strengthened by traditional giants like Samsung, LG, Sumitomo and Mitsubishi, as well as emerging high-tech corporations such as Microsoft and Nvidia, with large-scale projects worth billions of US dollars.

Đồng Nai Province has set direction for its supporting industry development in a programme for 2026–30 recently approved by its People’s Committee.

As the country commercialises green fuels, the pace of scaling up depends on technology readiness, cost structure and policy support.

Several banks currently trading on the UPCoM market are actively pursuing plans to both raise charter capital and shift their listings to the HoSE, the country’s main bourse known for stricter listing requirements and higher liquidity.

The fruit has become a major export earner, generating over US$1.5 billion in the first quarter of this year.

Việt Nam is looking to build a large-scale airport on water, a first-of-its-kind model in the country, as it looks to expand aviation infrastructure amid tightening land constraints.

The agreement reflects SHB’s long-term vision and determination to redefine its growth model, strengthen competitiveness, accelerate digitalisation, and contribute to the development of Việt Nam’s digital economy.

Trading was heavily driven by Vingroup-related shares, with all four component stocks, Vingroup (VIC), Vinhomes (VHM), Vincom Retail (VRE) and Vinpearl (VPL), rising.

The public–private initiative aims to strengthen the country’s startup and innovation ecosystem.

With the theme “Innovating How Businesses Really Work,” the forum is positioned as a strategic response to the urgent need to restructure execution models.