Enterprise

Electric vehicle (EV) sales across Southeast Asia are surging, while traditional gasoline-powered cars are experiencing a decline. However, the pace of this transition varies significantly from one country to another.

The non-essential consumer goods sector, including electronics, appliances, and automobiles, faces intensifying competition amid cautious consumer spending. Despite this, several major listed companies in the distribution and retail industry demonstrate resilience, steadily gaining market share.

The non-life insurance market has just concluded its most spectacular quarter of the year. Numerous companies have seen profits surge exponentially, with some not only breaking even but also securing substantial gains.

The Q3 and 9-month 2025 financial results of listed companies reveal a shifting growth narrative. While revenue remains important, net profit growth has outpaced it significantly, indicating that profitability is now the key driver. This growth gap stems from various factors, including cost-cutting measures and non-core income streams playing a more prominent role in overall performance.

CC1 is set to convene an extraordinary shareholders' meeting on January 9, 2026, to approve a capital increase plan and to both dismiss and appoint new members to its Board of Directors.

With a total investment exceeding 36 trillion VND, this groundbreaking project is set to commence construction in Q4 2025 and is anticipated to be completed and operational by 2028.

The Ministry of Finance has drafted a Decree outlining the operational and financial management mechanisms specific to Vietnam Electricity (EVN). This includes a proposal to re-evaluate assets of fully EVN-owned subsidiaries, specifically power projects that have reached the end of their depreciation period.

The Memorandum of Understanding signed between T&T Group and the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association will catalyze enhanced connectivity, foster innovation, promote integration, and elevate the competitive capabilities of young entrepreneurs nationwide.

Beyond the multi-billion-dollar projects, the high-speed rail meeting on November 27 revealed a stark reality: thinly capitalized investors and a 70-person team that, upon registration, couldn’t even locate their own address.

Robust demand propelled GEE shares to their third consecutive ceiling-hitting session, pushing the stock price above the 200,000 VND mark. This upward momentum coincides with the company's impressive nine-month business performance.