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Southern Vietnam businesses resume operations, spend big to retain workers after Tet - Vimarsana News

Southern Vietnam businesses resume operations, spend big to retain workers after Tet

New orders have prompted many businesses in Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong and Dong Nai provinces to resume operations right after the Lunar New Year holiday (Tet), welcoming a large number of employees back to work.

Vietnam wood processors await market recovery - Vimarsana News

Vietnam wood processors await market recovery

Vietnamese wood businesses are facing countless difficulties due to a lack of orders, rising costs, and slow tax refunds, and many of them have scaled back operations as they wait for the market to recover.

Binh Minh Plastics to pay $353,000 in fines, tax arrears - Vimarsana News

Binh Minh Plastics to pay $353,000 in fines, tax arrears

Binh Minh Plastics JSC, a subsidiary of Nawaplastic Industries which is a member of Thailand’s Siam Cement Group (SCG), will pay over VND8.6 billion ($352,800) in fines and tax arrears per a decision by the General Department of Taxation.

Industrial real estate development outlook robust in southern Vietnam - Vimarsana News

Industrial real estate development outlook robust in southern Vietnam

Southern Vietnam’s industrial property market is heating up, helping developers to make a profit and resulting in the prospect of new supplies.

Australia partner willing to invest $100 mln in Hoa Binh: CEO - Vimarsana News

Australia partner willing to invest $100 mln in Hoa Binh: CEO

Four partners have shown an interest in a share issuance of leading Vietnamese construction contractor Hoa Binh (HBC) and one of them, from Australia, said it is willing to spend $60-100 million, revealed CEO Le Van Nam on Tuesday.