VNStockNews.com – Tan Cang Logistics and Stevedoring Joint Stock Co (coded TCL), in the first 5 years, gained the total revenue of 199.02 billion dong, equivalent to 40.43 percent of the plan for the whole year; the post-tax profit of 37.69 billion dong, equivalent to 46.84 percent of the plan and increased to 60.69 percent in comparison with the same period of the last year. Until the end of

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TCL’s net profit gains 37.69bln dong in the first 5 months

Revenues of the post and telecommunication sector in the first five months of 2010 were an estimated at 46.2 trillion dong ($2.44 billion), with the lion’s share, 31 trillion dong, going toVNPT Group, which operates the Vinaphone and Mobiphone digital services. According to the General Statistics Office, Vietnam had 18.5 million new phone subscribers during this period, up 21.9 percent year on year. Of this number, there were 17.5 new million mobile subscribers, up by 26.2 percent.

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Post and telecoms revenue surges

Restructuring, the process of redesigning the various aspects of corporate governance to suit the process of social development, is a top concern of any enterprise. However, determining how to restructure to attain expected outcomes is not an easy question for businesses

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Corporate Restructuring: Way of Thinking Is Most Important

“Over $6 billion of foreign indirect investment (FII) capital via the stock market remains limited compared with the already-attracted FDI capital of $124 billion during the past 10 years. Bur regarding the medium and long terms, the stock market will be an important capital attraction channel for the economy with an annual strong growth”, Nguyen Doan Hung, vice president of State Securities Commission (SSC) said this at the ” Foreign investment in Vietnam during the post-crisis period” conference held in Hanoi on May 21. The spokesmen at the conference also showed the fully-optimistic point of view on the FII flow.

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Over $6b of FII poured into stock market in past 10yrs

Vietnam remains attractive market for investors VOVNews.vn At a seminar on foreign investment in Vietnam in the post economic crisis period, a representative of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham) … and more

VNStockNews.com – The flow of foreign indirect investment (FII) has helped increase the liquidity of the stock market as well as accelerate the equitisation of State-owned businesses and the issuance of government and corporate bonds, according to economic experts.

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Indirect investment helps increase stock liquidity

A project to enhance the capacity of macro-economic policy advisory, evaluation and supervision agencies was launched in Hanoi on April 15. The beneficiaries of the project include the National Assembly’s Committee for Economics, the Party Central Committee Office, the Government Office and the National Committee for Financial Supervision.

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Project improves macroeconomic policy supervision

When assessing Nam Dinh’s industrial and craft production development, Tran Quoc Hung, the deputy director of Nam Dinh Industry and Trade Department said: ” Since 2005, Nam Dinh industrial and craft production has gained a higher growth rate than the whole country’s.” From 2005 to 2009, the average growth rate of Nam Dinh industrial and craft production reached 21.76 percent. The areas which obtained high rate included mechanics, electricity and metal processing (21.76 percent), garment and footwear (20.44 percent), food and beverages (16.95 percent) and construction materials (24.34 percent)

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Nam Dinh Develops Industrial, Craft Production

Kien Giang province has the most sea-based economic potential in the Mekong Delta. Kien Giang has more than 63,000 square kilometers of waterfront property and 145 islands.

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Kien Giang Sets Sights on Massive Development

On April 6, the government issued Resolution 18/NQ-CP with six solutions to ensure macro-economic stability, controlling high inflation and achieving economic growth of 6.5 % in 2010. The six solutions aim at restraining inflation, promoting exports and reducing the trade deficit, improving payment balance, ensuring resources for achieving socio-economic objectives, maintaining the stability and safety of the financial-banking system, continuing the development of production and business activities, and upgrading ideological and information works to ensure social consensus. Controlling inflation According to the first solution highlighted in the Resolution, Vietnam State Bank will apply a flexible and careful policy to maintain credit interest rate at around 25 % and total payment around 20 %, at the same time ensuring that commercial banks implement mutually agreed interest rates for efficient production and business projects in accordance with the Resolution of the National Assembly.

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Six Solutions for Macro-economic Stability