August 25, 2024
New Dong Nai seaport in Southern Vietnam set to be operational next month
The first phase of Phuoc An seaport, the largest seaport in Dong Nai Province, is scheduled to start operating in September 2024, according to Dantri. The project has cost an estimated US$833.33 million and has taken almost 15 years to complete. Approved for construction in 2009, the project was almost
Airlines in Vietnam down to just 160 aircraft operational
With flight demand outstripping supply and the reputations of Vietnam’s airlines among lessors low, there are a myriad of ways Vietnamese airlines could benefit from an injection of foreign capital and expertise. Foreign firms, however, should make sure they have a full grasp on how the industry is tracking before embarking on any major decisions.
Increase in Vietnam Value-Added Tax-exemption threshold under debate
The outcome of this debate is unlikely to have any direct impact on foreign invested enterprises in Vietnam, it is, however, worth bearing in mind when considering in small business investments in Vietnam.
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