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The second quarter of 2025 saw an impressive growth in revenue and profits for port operators, with many setting new records. This boom was driven by an increase in export activities as businesses rushed to ship goods before the implementation of retaliatory tariffs by the US.

The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange-listed An Cuong Wood JSC (HOSE: ACG) has announced the appointment of Ms. Vu Hau Giang to its Board of Directors, replacing Mr. Phan Quoc Cong, who has stepped down. The Company has also approved an expansion of its business operations into the industrial machinery and equipment sector.

"Despite only three trading sessions (September 3-5, 2025), a notable 14 companies decided to close the book on cash dividend payouts during the week following the National Day holiday on September 2. The highest rate stood at 20.53%, meaning that for every share owned, investors would pocket VND2,053."

With over 3.1 million shares in circulation, the company anticipates shelling out nearly VND 9.4 billion for the upcoming payment on October 17th.

There are 17 businesses that have submitted budgets of over 10 trillion VND in the VNTAX 200 for 2025.

Petrovietnam has proposed the development of an Eco-Energy Industrial Center in Can Tho City, aiming to attract billions of dollars in investment.

This military equipment was the undisputed star of the outdoor exhibition hosted by the Ministry of Defense at one of the world's top 10 attractions in Vietnam.

With a prime location in the heart of the Auto Industry Cluster in Nguyen Khe, Dong Anh, Hanoi, our company boasts a dynamic and innovative environment that drives us to be at the forefront of the industry.

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As of the end of the first half of 2025, Home Credit Vietnam reported a net profit of over VND 1,166.6 billion, a significant surge of 146.1% compared to the same period last year. The company's outstanding debt from bond issuances stood at VND 6,700 billion, marking an increase of 91.4%.