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Vietnam reports most impressive growth in financial services regionally, particularly in the banking sector Global equity investment shed 13.1 per cent in the total number of transactions and plunged 33.8 per cent in total transaction value in the first half last year, compared to the corresponding period in 2019. Within the ASEAN-5 and Vietnam, equity transactions were slowing down last year compared to a robust 2019. The number of transactions dropped from 230 cases in the second half of 2019 to 200 cases in the first six months of 2020, meanwhile, the transaction value was curtailed by more than half, from $9.15 billion to just $4.3 billion. Amid chaos and uncertainties due to the coronavirus pandemic, Vietnam’s equity investment market has set a record with 59 transactions valued at $1.14 billion, a slight increase compared to 2019. Technology has maintained its growth momentum setting a five-year record in the number of transactions. Investments have channelled into fresh tech startups which provide breakthrough solutions in retail and services, such as booking and placement of online healthcare consultation, e-commerce, and provision of recruitment and human resource platforms, among others. The scale of transactions was, however, modest as most of the ventures targeted Vietnam’s fledging tech startups. A series of sectors have been showing bright investment prospects in the beginning of 2021, including logistics, education, healthcare, technology, and renewable energies. Companies in retail and services related to breakthrough solutions were also high on the investors’ radar. For instance, the leading US equity fund Warburg Pincus poured $100 million into MoMo’s e-wallet which had 20 million users in 2019, and $130 million came from Singapore-headquartered private equity firm Northstar Group directly into Tiki’s pockets – one of Vietnam’s three leading e-commerce platforms in 2020. Vingroup, Vietnam’s top private conglomerate, …

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FLC of billionaire Trinh Van Quyet has seen the share price soar amid the HCM City Stock Exchange’s (HOSE) notice about the businessman’s plan to buy 15 million shares. Billionaire Trinh Van Quyet The stock exchange released a notice about the transaction of internal shareholders of FLG Group, under which Quyet, FLC president, has successfully bought 15 million FLC shares as registered. The transaction was carried out under the mode of order matching on February 4-March 3. As such, Quyet bought shares at the price of VND6,500 per share. At the March 3 trading session, FLC share saw the price increase by another 7 percent to VND6,520 per share. FLC share price hit the ceiling level while investors have been stirred up by the news about the policy on expanding trading lots to 1,000 units instead of 100 units, mentioned by HOSE’s head, Le Hai Tra, as a solution to the order congestion recently. Some analysts said with the policy, small investors with small capital won’t be able to make transactions in the stock market, especially for shares with high market value of VND100,000-200,000 per share. If so, each purchase/sale order will have the value of VND100 million or VND200 million. Some investors believe that cash flow will head for low-value shares with market prices below the nominal value of VND10,000 per share. These are shares traded easily because of the low total value for each transaction. In 2020, a lot of shares saw the prices increase by 3 times, or even 10 times, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. The share price increases helped ‘big bosses’ prosper. The shares of the enterprises owned by Quyet also increased sharply in prices. Some of the shares increased by several times, but these did not include FLC. After witnessing the sharp price increases of ROS and GAB, investors are expected to see the strong rise of FHH, also the share being held by Quyet. This is the share of FLCHomes, a real estate developer. The company has said …

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The information was announced by Senior Lieutenant-General Tran Don, Deputy Minister of National Defense at a meeting with the south-central province's authorities Friday. In 2009, the government approved a plan to build Phan Thiet airport in beach town Phan Thiet of Binh Thuan, which lies more than four hours east of Ho Chi Minh City and currently has none. The plan said the airport would span 543 hectares (1,340 acres) to serve both civilian and military purposes and invested under the build-operate-transfer format by Hanoi-based Rang Dong JSC. It also said work would start in 2015 for the project to be finished in 2018. However, nothing had been carried out as scheduled. In 2017, Binh Thuan proposed to upgrade the civil rating of the planned airport from 4C to 4E as regulated by International Civil Aviation Organization. In specific, the province wanted to extend the airport's runway from 2,400 meters to 3,050 meters in order to raise its capabilities toward the 4E rating. The increased rating would allow it to handle Airbus A320s or equivalent sized and advanced military aircraft. The government agreed with the proposal within that year, which means the cost for the airport will stay at around VND10 trillion ($434 million). The problem with investment capital had prevented the plan to be executed. Now, the problem has been solved, said Deputy Minister Don. He said the Ministry of National Defense had previously relied on a plan to auction former Nha Trang airport in central Khanh Hoa Province to raise funds for building Phan Thiet airport. However, the government has recently agreed to build Phan Thiet airport using the state budget in the form of public investment. "The government has allocated the fund for the ministry and work on the joint-use airport should be carried out soon." If everything is to happen as planned, construction should be finished in 20 months so the airport could start operation next year, Don noted. Rang Dong JSC …

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