Đà Nẵng City on December 19 kicked off construction of infrastructure in the subzone B of Nam Thăng Bình Industrial Park (IP) located in Thăng Điền Commune.

HCM City hosts OCOP Products and Regional Specialties Week from December 19 to 21, bringing together nearly 400 enterprises, cooperatives and production establishments in an effort to expand consumption markets and stimulate year-end shopping demand.

The People’s Committee of Vĩnh Long Province recently held a ground-breaking ceremony for the Đình Khao Bridge project, while Lâm Đồng Province officially inaugurated the Tân Đức Industrial Park Infrastructure Investment and Business Project in Tân Minh Commune.

In total, the province broke ground on 26 projects with combined investment capital of about VNĐ383 trillion, while inaugurating five others worth nearly VNĐ7 trillion (US$266 million).

Điện Biên Province has inaugurated three major projects: the Mường Thanh Market and Commercial–Service Complex; the Điện Biên rubber latex processing plant; and a new provincial office complex combined with a production centre for the press, radio and television.

Sun Group has launched a wave of multi-billion-dollar projects across Việt Nam, spanning transport, urban development and tourism infrastructure from the North to the South.

Under the Government’s plan to develop at least one million social housing units nationwide during the 2022-30 period, Bắc Ninh has been assigned a target of approximately 147,100 units.

The People’s Committee of Ninh Bình Province on December 19 held the groundbreaking ceremony for the Minh Châu Industrial Park infrastructure development project in Nghĩa Hưng and Đồng Thịnh communes.

The project is being developed by Vihoce JSC, a company established by the joint venture, and is scheduled for completion in 2030.

Việt Nam has taken another step towards building an international financial centre by setting up a high-level steering council to oversee its development and operations.

Manulife has donated over VNĐ1 billion to help central Viet Nam communities recover from November’s historic floods, supporting relief efforts and speeding financial and insurance assistance to affected families.

Việt Nam Electricity (EVN) on Friday launched and inaugurated a series of major power projects in a coordinated nationwide infrastructure push to mark the upcoming 14th National Congress of the Communist Party.

The port city simultaneously launched and inaugurated 13 projects worth nearly VNĐ20 trillion (US$760 million), contributing to infrastructure upgrades, expanded development space and improved living standards.

Initial products are expected to be launched in 2027, making Hoa Phat the first and only producer in Southeast Asia capable of manufacturing these special steel grades domestically.

The plant will use agricultural and forestry by-products as fuel and is expected to supply about 300 gigawatt-hours of electricity annually once it enters commercial operation in early 2028.

This marks the first time that the entire supply chain of one of Việt Nam’s most prominent industries has been systematised, visualised, and officially published in a structured manner, aiming to promote trade, attract investment, and support sustainable industrial development.

Việt Nam must urgently reform its energy market with transparent pricing and clear regulations to attract the investment needed for double-digit economic growth, industry leaders said.

Amid nationwide momentum ahead of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Việt Nam, Cần Thơ City on December 19 inaugurated and launched several major projects across the city.

The Việt Nam International Baby Products & Toys Expo (IBTE) opened in HCM City on Thursday, featuring more than 250 enterprises with 500 booths.

Artificial intelligence is opening up a fundamentally new operating model for manufacturing enterprises, according to the Investment and Trade Promotion Centre of HCM City.