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Maritime corporation wants to divest from large ports

The Commission for the Management of State Capital at Enterprises (CMSC) has sent to relevant ministries a plan to restructure the Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC) from now to 2025.

VinaCapital completes divestment from Yeah1

DFJ VinaCapital Venture Investment has announced that it divested its entire 4.87% stake in Yeah1 Group Corporation (YEG).

Bankers to divest shares to clear cross-ownership status

VietNamNet Bridge - A number of commercial banks are rushing to divest shares to withdraw capital they contributed to other banks many years ago.

Foreign investors pour capital into banks, bank share prices escalate

VietNamNet Bridge - Investors now are feeling the heat from bank shares as prices escalate every day.

More state-owned economic groups want to divest from huge projects

Because of the difficulties in arranging investment capital, many state-owned economic groups want to withdraw from large projects. 

SCIC faces problems with SOEs that divest holdings

VietNamNet Bridge - Among the enterprises put under management by the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), there are many firms where the state’s ownership ratio is less than 5 percent.

Stock market continues to be busy with more IPOs

January 2018 witnessed many IPOs of large corporations, including Binh Son Petrochemistry & Refinery JSC (BSR, UpCom), PVOil (OIL, UpCom), PVPower (POW, UpCom) and the Vietnam Rubber Group (GVR, UpCom).

State-owned firms’ divestment from banks proceeds slowly

VietNamNet Bridge - As the stock market has bounced back, state-owned corporations are speeding up divestment from banks, but the process has been slower than anticipated. 

More and more Vietnamese brands bought by foreign companies

VietNamNet Bridge - Many Vietnamese famous brands, one after another, are being bought by foreigners. 

Lifting of foreign-ownership ceiling pushes share prices up

VietNamNet Bridge - The decision by Vietnamese businesses to increase the cap for foreign ownership is expected to increase share prices.

SOE bosses – from hot seats to prison

The posts of chair or general director of large state-owned conglomerates such as oil and gas, electricity, mining, shipbuilding and shipping are very powerful. However, the positions have led many businessmen to prison.

406 SOEs under divestment: exciting opportunities for investors

The government has just announced the list of 406 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to be divested in the 2017-2020 period, drawing heavy attention from investors.

Finance Ministry proposes ‘reasonable’ tax hikes

MOF introduced a draft of amendments to laws on Value Added Tax, Special Consumption Tax, Corporate Income Tax, Personal Income Tax and Natural Resources Protection Tax at a press conference on Tuesday.

SCIC’s divestment plan still up in the air

VietNamNet Bridge - Rapid-fire news about state divestment from 10 profitable state-owned enterprises emerged in 2016, but no further news has been reported this year.

VN Government to divest from some big banks & corporations in 2016-2020

VietNamNet Bridge - The Prime Minister’s newly released decision on the divestment plan in 2016-2020 includes many large corporations such as VNPT, MobiFone, Agribank and Vinacomin.

Big conglomerates emerge after 10 years of hiding

VietNamNet Bridge - Soon after listing their shares on the bourse after many years of hiding, a number of multi-billion dollar conglomerates quickly became ‘pillars’ in the stock market.

State-owned super-corporation to step up healthcare investments in 2017

Having collected hundreds of trillions from divestments of large corporations, the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC)  in using money for re-investments. But the direction it will take in 2017 will be different.    

Divestment plan may cause multi-billion dollar losses: experts

VietNamNet Bridge - The government has been warned that loopholes in the process of divesting state capital from state-owned enterprises may lead to a major losses.

Vietnamese businesses prefer not to list on domestic bourse

VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese stock market lacks attractive shares which could be valuable assets for investors, such as Vinamilk shares.

Will Vietnam decide to use "golden share" to protect company brands?

VietNamNet Bridge - The government is striving to receive the best prices and protect Vietnamese brands as it implements its plan of divesting itself from big state-owned enterprises.