The RoK is currently Hải Phòng’s largest investor in terms of total registered capital and the second biggest in the number of projects, with US$14.2 billion across 186 projects.
This strategic decision follows a significant rise in DGC's stock price, which surged by 25.7 per cent from April 9 to May 16, climbing from VNĐ73,100 (US$2.74) to VNĐ91,900 per share.
Local logistics firm Thilogi and shipping line RCL will launch a direct service from Chu Lai Port to India, boosting trade and cargo links from central Việt Nam.
The MoIT seeks public feedback on a draft circular regulating import tariff quotas for dried tobacco leaves and rice originating from Cambodia for the 2025–26 period.
The move followed a warning issued the same day by SJC regarding counterfeit websites and Facebook pages which are impersonating its brand to deceive consumers.
A landmark US$6 billion investment agreement was signed in HCM City Monday, uniting Vietnam’s KOGI Groun and energy infrastructure in southern Việt Nam.
May has arrived not with a retreat from investors, but with cautious optimism, driven by a mix of macroeconomic resilience, policy adjustments and shifting investor sentiment.
Once operational, these projects are expected to open up strong connectivity opportunities between mountainous and coastal localities, creating new momentum for local development.
An unscheduled exchange at the Diên Hồng Hall, attended by top leaders including General Secretary Tô Lâm, highlighted the Government’s strong commitment to private economic development under the new resolution.
The launch of VietNuc not only marked an important milestone in Việt Nam's nuclear energy development roadmap, but also demonstrated the spirit of solidarity and deep attachment of the Vietnamese intellectual community abroad to the homeland.
This week, the Trump Organization is set to hold two critical meetings with HCM City leadership, signalling its intention to further invest in the region.
Enterprises are facing mounting pressure from an increase in trade defence measures, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Việt Nam is facing 284 trade remedy investigations as of April 2025.