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A Northern transportation company has successfully issued a bond worth VND 500 billion, with a 5-year term and a fixed interest rate of only 6% per year - lower than that of the banking group.

The robust development of transportation infrastructure in Tay Ninh is not only a symbol of modernization but also a driving force for the local economic growth.

The strong development of transportation infrastructure in Tay Ninh not only symbolizes modernization but also acts as a driving force for local economic growth.

On January 30th, Saigon Co.op and CJ Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement to build a shared ecosystem for service provision, goods transportation, and the implementation of an automated warehouse system.

The proposed replacement for Decision 60/2017 stipulates that all land plots, both before and after subdivision, must abut a transportation route approved by the relevant authorities.

To alleviate congestion along the Ring Road 2, Hanoi plans to widen Lang Street from approximately 21 meters to an impressive 53.5 meters. In conjunction with this expansion, the city will also construct an elevated road stretching from Nga Tu So to Cau Giay, offering a seamless and efficient transportation network.

Sun Property, a prestigious member of the Sun Group, proudly unveils its latest masterpiece - The Pathway. This exquisite collection of high-rise seafront residences is nestled within the breathtaking Sun Grand Boulevard complex in Sam Son, Thanh Hoa. With its unparalleled location and exceptional design, The Pathway is destined to become the final piece in the puzzle of Sam Son and Thanh Hoa's luxurious tourism ecosystem.

In 2024, HAN sets its sights on a modest 2% increase in profit before tax, targeting a sum of over 66 billion VND. Notably, the enterprise strategizes to focus its bidding efforts on construction projects funded by the state, with an estimated value of 4 trillion VND.

The Hanoi Department of Transport is taking decisive steps to enhance the city's connectivity and alleviate traffic congestion. They have recently proposed to the Hanoi authorities a plan to invest in 11 critical transportation projects, presenting a progress report on the preparation of their pre-feasibility studies.

The Ministry of Transport has approved CMIT, the Cai Mep International Terminal, to receive container vessels with a reduced draught of up to 214,121 DWT.