Vietnam

Coca-Cola to further invest $300 million in Vietnam

The Coca-Cola Company yesterday announced a new system investment of $300 million over the next three years in Vietnam to further capture growth opportunities in one of the world’s major emerging consumer markets.

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8 years ago

November 1, 2012

Bui Dung

Muhtar Kent is Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of The Coca-Cola Company

The stepped-up investment, to be commenced from 2013, will ramp up to the total investment of $500 million that Coca-Cola and its bottling partners have committed to Vietnam until 2015.“Vietnam is an important growth market in the Asia Pacific region as we work to achieve our 2020 Vision goal of doubling system revenues this decade,” said Muhtar Kent, chairman and CEO, The Coca-Cola Company, during a visit to Hanoi.

via Vietnam Investment Review – Coverage – Coca-Cola to further invest $300 million in Vietnam.

Vietnam

Foreign capital still heads to Vietnam

As many as 798 projects added a combined over 5.11 billion USD to their investment capital, down 23 percent year-on-year in project number but up 6.8 percent in value.

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3 months ago

October 5, 2020

Bui Dung

Hanoi (VNA) – The total amount of foreign investment poured into Vietnam this year to September 20 reached 21.2 billion USD, equivalent to 81.8 percent of the same period last year, reported the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

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Trade

Why Vietnam Has Become a Promising Alternative for US Businesses in Asia

Vietnam Briefing discusses trends in the Vietnam-US relationship, growing economic ties, and how US businesses can leverage and benefit from moving their production to Vietnam.

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4 months ago

September 9, 2020

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Following four decades since the end of the Vietnam War, Vietnam’s relationship with the US has changed significantly.

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Cambodia

CLMV’s economic growth crashes to two-decade low due to COVID-19

The COVID-19 crisis has caused the rate of economic growth in the CLMV bloc to be at its lowest in two decades, the CLMV economies could grow at 3.4 percent this year

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8 months ago

May 25, 2020

Bui Dung

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a negative impact on CLMV economies through their dependency on foreign-sourced revenue from tourism and exports says KResearchCenter.

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