Showing posts with label Stock Company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stock Company. Show all posts

Monday, February 7, 2011

Construction begins on Mikasa property project

An artist’s impression of Mikasa property project - Photo: Courtesy of C.T Group
HCMC – Nguyen Hong Joint Stock Co. on Wednesday started construction of its property project Mikasa on Nguyen Hong Street in HCMC’s Go Vap District, which once in place in early 2012 will supply the market with 156 apartments.

The company said in a statement on Wednesday that the 15-story building with total floor area of 29,000 square meters with use the first floor for commercial and service facilities.

The apartment building is designed by Malaysian company GDP Architect, which is also the designer for the Sheraton Hanoi Hotel in Vietnam.  

The total investment of the project is about VND300 billion. CB Richard Ellis is in charge of marketing and sales for the apartment building expected to be opened in January 2012.    

Nguyen Hong Joint Stock Co. is a joint venture between C.T Group and Malaysia-based Parkland.

The C.T Group has 36 member companies operating in six fields, including real estate, tourism, and financial investment.

The group said that three of its subsidiaries are expected to list stocks on bourse between now and 2012. They are C&T International Joint Stock Company, C.T Retail Joint Stock Company and Joint Stock Company, and Green Valley Minerals Joint Stock Company, with combined capital of VND1.663 billion.

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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Fruit and vegetable export prices rise

HA NOI — Fruit and vegetable export prices increased by 0.9 per cent against August, this year. Prices of fruit and vegetables saw a 7.8 per cent year-on-year increase according to Viet Nam Fruit and Vegetables Association (Vinafruit). Prices of some food items, such as fresh chilli, dry garlic, and dragon fruit all registered significant increases.

Vinamilk ups purchase price of milk

HCM CITY — The Viet Nam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk) on September 30 increased its purchase price of milk from farmers by VND1,000 per kilogramme.

The move aims to help farmers overcome difficulties due to rising animal feed costs while encouraging them to improve both yield and quality of milk from their herds, the company said.

The company will now buy milk for between VND9,250 and VND10,250 per kilo depending on the location, it said.

$1.8 million Oolong tea factory inaugurated

LAM DONG — The foreign invested Haiyih Ltd Co on Thursday put into operation an Oolong tea processing factory.

The factory has a total investment capital of VND35 billion (US$1.8 million), covering an area of 12,000sq.m. The modern factory has a design capacity of 4,300 tonnes of tea per year.

General Director of Haiyih, Ha Thuy Linh, said the factory includes a cold storage, drying and processing areas, quality test room, modern processing line. The plant is expected to hit revenue of $7 million per year.

Air Mekong test flies City to Phu Quoc route

HA NOI — The Mekong Airlines Joint Stock Company (Air Mekong) ran a test flight to carry 60 passengers from HCM City to Phu Quoc Island on Tuesday.

Following the trial, the carrier will officially launch flights from Ha Noi-HCM City-Phu Quoc three times a day from October 8. It is expected to open two additional direct flights between Ha Noi-Phu Quoc and HCM City-Phu Quoc in November.

VDB invests $62m in Phuoc Dong

HCM CITY — Sai Gon Investment Holding Corporation (SVI), (a member of Viet Nam Rubber Group – VRG) and Viet Nam Development Bank (VDB) signed a contract on Wednesday to provide VND1.2 trillion (US$62 million) for the Phuoc Dong service-urban-industry complex zone in the southern province of Tay Ninh.

The VDB will provide VND1 trillion ($51.28 million) for industrial zone infrastructure construction, covering an area of 3,200 ha with total capital of $1 billion.

23-storey Capital Tower opens in Ha Noi

HA NOI — The 23-storey Capital Tower opened its doors on Wednesday on Ha Noi'ls Tran Hung Dao Street, announced project investor Thu Do Tourism, Trading and Investment Joint Stock Company.

The VND500 billion (US$26.3 million) building covers 30,000sq.m. It is expected to help meet the growing demand for international standard office space .

Savills to act as Hapro's exclusive leasing agent

HA NOI — Savills Viet Nam Ltd Company was officially appointed as exclusive leasing agent for the Hapro Centre retail mall and offices which are owned by Ha Noi Trade Corporation (Hapro).

The Hapro Centre complex, located on Cat Linh Street, Ha Noi, is currently under development with an estimated investment capital of VND293 billion (US$15 million).

It comprises five retail floors and nine floors of grade B office space. Each floor includes more than 1,000sqm of space.

Upon completion, which is expected in late 2011, the centre will provide a total gross area of 17,730sqm and nearly 5,000sqm of parking space.

New Ana Mandara beach resort opens in Hue

Hue — The Ana Mandara Hue Resort officially opened yesterday on Thuan An Beach, a 20 minute drive from the centre of Hue.

This is the first project managed by Hotel Collection Indochine, a new Vietnamese hotel management company.

The company plans to inaugurate its second resort, Ana Mandara Ninh Binh, south of Ha Noi, in January.

Novaland begins Central Plaza construction

HCM CITY — Property developer Novaland recently began construction of its Central Plaza, which will be comprised of four 31-and 35-storey towers in District 7.

The US$500 million project is the second phase of the larger Sunrise City project.

Upon its completion, Sunrise City will include 12 towers with 1,800 apartments, and a 70,000 sq.m shopping centre. The company has already completed 70 per cent of the first six towers, comprising 752 apartments and 21,000 sq.m of retail space. The second phase is scheduled for completion in 2012.

Canal Park development project building progresses

HA NOi — The new Canal Park development project will include two 11-storey towers with apartments ranging in size from 86 sq.m to 272 sq.m. Construction is estimated to be completed at the end of 2011, according to investor Berjaya-Handico 12.

Phase one of the project, the underground portions of the complex, have already been completed. — VNS

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Saturday, December 11, 2010

Securities companies do extra work to survive

Securities companies have chosen to gear their operation to other
businesses such as real estate development, financial services or
overseas investment to survive amidst the prolonged gloomy situation.


The President of the Trang An Securities Company Executive Council, Le
Ho Khoi, explained the company’s investment of almost 15 percent of a
property project as an extra source of incomes from 2012 when it is
inaugurated.


Project “Complex Building of services,
trade and electronic assembly workshop”, consisting of 15 storeys on a
compound of over 5,000 sq. m., has a total investment of 200 billion VND
(10.2 million USD). It is mainly invested by the Fortika Joint-stock
Company.


Another giant, the An Binh Securities
Company, together with two other affiliates of the An Binh holding
company, has signed an agreement on strategic cooperation with the
Vietnam Aviation Insurance Joint-stock Company (VNI) to develop new
financial services.


Some other leading companies in this field have decided to try their chances abroad with a plan to open overseas branches.


The Sacombank Securities Joint-stock Company (SBS) is preparing a plan
to enter into a joint venture with the Lao Development Bank (LDB) to
set up a securities company in Laos named Lanexang Securities Public
Company Limited, or SBS-Laos.


SBS said the
establishment of the SBS-Laos, scheduled for the fourth quarter of this
year, would offer an opportunity for investors from the two countries
and contribute to economic development in both countries, especially
Laos, which is making great efforts to open their market.


After reaching its peak of 1,300 points in late 2007, the stock market
in Vietnam began the falling trend due to the negative impacts of the
global economic crisis and domestic difficulties.


Despite great efforts made by the State Securities Commission, the
market has still been painting a dim picture with VN-Index fluctuating
between 400 and 450 points. The situation has forced a number of
securities companies to gear to other businesses for survival.


Experts remain pessimistic about the market fate, saying there were no signs of taking off for the market in the near future./.

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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Outstanding Vietnamese businesses honoured

Outstanding Vietnamese businesses honoured

Two hundred outstanding businesses received the Sao Vang Dat Viet
(Vietnam Gold Star) Award at a ceremony held in Ho Chi Minh City on
September 2.


Deputy Prime Minister Truong Vinh Trong
congratulated the awarded businesses, acknowledging and honouring their
contributions to the country’s development.


He said he believed
that Vietnamese entrepreneurs would further develop, making more
contributions to the country and honouring Vietnam’s reputation in
the world.


Vietnam is facing both opportunities and
challenges in the context of integration and economic development, he
said, urging the business circle to be active and creative and unite
together.


On behalf of the government, Deputy PM Trong
commended the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and the Vietnam Youth
Federation, for their creative activities and organisation of the award
ceremony annually


Since the annual event began in 2003, as many as 1,327 Vietnamese businesses have been honoured.


The 200 businesses selected this year all had stable growth rates.
Their combined turnover exceeded 475 trillion VND. They collectively
contributed nearly 44 trillion VND to the State budget, earned after-tax
profits of more than 48 trillion VND and created over 390,000 new jobs.


Top ten 2010 Vietnam Gold Star Awards go to FPT Telecom
Joint Stock Company, Truong Hai Auto Corporation, HANAKA Group, Tien
Phong Plastic Joint Stock Company, PetroVietnam Construction Joint Stock
Corporation, Thai Nguyen Steel Joint Stock Company, Vietnam Garments
Joint Stock Company, Trung Nguyen Coffee Group, Vietinbank and Vietnam
Rubber Industry Group./.

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