With an impressive portfolio, Sun Group boasts over 23 projects across 8 provinces and cities in Vietnam, including Hoa Binh, Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Ha Nam, Khanh Hoa, Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Ho Chi Minh City, and Binh Duong. Notably, many of these projects have already been approved for investment.
The nationwide reach of Sun Group’s projects
Nutifood Partners with a Century-Old Dairy Company to Launch a Premium Australian-Standard Dairy Brand
“Nutifood and ViPlus Dairy have joined forces in an exciting new venture, launching the premium brand GippsNature. This dynamic collaboration is set to revolutionize the market by combining the Australian brand’s 130-year heritage with over 25 years of deep understanding of local needs by the Vietnamese company. GippsNature is poised to become a breakthrough brand, offering consumers the best of both worlds: a rich legacy of quality and a deep-rooted connection to local tastes and preferences.”
A Leading Chinese Conglomerate Acquires 64.81% of Imexpharm’s Chartered Capital for Over VND 5,000 Billion.
International Marketing and Promotions Corporation (IMP) acknowledges receipt of the above information and assures that it will continue to monitor the transaction closely. The company is committed to maintaining transparency and will provide timely disclosures to the State Securities Commission, the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, and investors as per the regulations.
The “Project of the Century” for Vietnam Takes a New Turn: A Silver Lining at 11:30 a.m.
This is regarded as one of the most significant technical milestones for the factory.
The Trade Talk Tango: Vietnam and the US Strike a Deal
On May 24, the Prime Minister chaired a meeting of the Government’s Standing Committee to discuss and evaluate the situation, and provide directions on orientations, solutions, and next steps following the second round of negotiations for the Vietnam – United States bilateral trade agreement.
Unleashing the Power of Capital: Unveiling the Enormous ‘Dormant Capital’
The magnitude of non-performing loans in the economy has surpassed a staggering threshold of 1 million billion Vietnamese dong. This colossal amount of “dead capital” is a wasteful burden on the economy, especially in a context of capital scarcity, and it contributes to keeping borrowing rates high.
