Enterprise

Amidst the backdrop of tech giants achieving record-breaking performance through automation, the critical challenge of positioning Vietnamese enterprises within the global value chain and crafting a feasible digital transformation roadmap for SMEs has taken center stage. This discourse is fueled by concerns that Vietnam may remain perpetually confined to a manufacturing and outsourcing role.

In the stock market, XMC shares closed the session on November 26th at 8,700 VND per share. It is estimated that the Chairman's holdings are valued at approximately 124 billion VND.

One of the indispensable pillars of any successful e-commerce system is its technological infrastructure. As an e-commerce business grows, if the infrastructure fails to scale seamlessly or handle sudden traffic surges, it can lead to the swift collapse of critical sales campaigns.

Amidst the VN-Index’s struggle to find equilibrium with low liquidity and evident "anchoring" effects, Halcom Vietnam JSC’s stock (HID) has emerged as a rare standout. Defying the prevailing cautious sentiment, HID has consistently surged to its maximum daily limit, showcasing remarkable resilience in a challenging market.

For businesses investing in the construction of public clean energy refueling infrastructure, Hanoi is considering a support plan that includes a 30% interest rate subsidy or access to loans from the Development Investment Fund at a preferential rate of approximately 4.98%.

Amidst the VN-Index’s struggle to find equilibrium, marked by low liquidity and pronounced anchoring effects, Halcom Vietnam JSC’s stock (HID) has emerged as a rare standout. Defying the prevailing cautious sentiment, HID has consistently surged to its maximum daily limit, showcasing remarkable resilience and investor confidence.

Over 16.7 billion VND in tax debt has surpassed its due date and is now subject to compulsory enforcement measures.

Inochi, the premium homeware brand by Tân Phú Việt Nam, shuns flashy promotions and loud confrontations. Instead, it quietly asserts its local prowess through internationally-standard products, steadily carving its path towards becoming Vietnam's household name in homeware—the "Lock&Lock of Vietnam."

KIDO Group is seeking shareholder approval for a complete divestment from its ice cream division (KIDO Foods), aiming to resolve the ownership issues surrounding the Merino and Celano brands. Additionally, the company proposes postponing dividend payments for 2024.

At the behest of Hanoi's People's Committee, 51 industrial production facilities and 15 agency headquarters are slated for relocation outside the city center. Notably, several major enterprises occupying prime locations are included in this strategic move.