Vingroup’s chairman Pham Nhat Vuong entered the World's Top 500 Richest with estimated wealth at 6.7 billion USD.

As part of the national trade promotion programme, the Agricultural Trade Promotion Centre of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment sent a delegation of 27 businesses to participate in the Vietnamese booth at Foodex Japan 2025.

The Masan Group Corporation (MSN) has been named in Fortune magazine’s first ever Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list.

Amid fierce competition, the price war is heating up, requiring businesses to deliver added value and experiences to customers in order to retain them.

Masan Group Corporation on April 23 announced that it has completed the mobilisation of 250 billion USD from Bain Capital, a leading global private investment firm with assets worth 180 billion USD under management.

The SK Group, the second-largest conglomerate of the Republic of Korea (RoK), has confirmed it is discussing long-term business partnerships with the Vietnamese government and large local companies in a plan to make Vietnam its business hub in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam is a huge potential market for the laundromat business thanks to its fast-growing economy and big population, business experts said.

As many as 36 Vietnamese businesses are showcasing their products at the 48th international food and beverage exhibition (Foodex Japan 2023), which kicked off in Tokyo, Japan, on March 7.

Vietnamese conglomerate Masan Group has received permission to invest 3.5 trillion VND (149 million USD) in a Foodstuff Industry Centre project in Hau Giang province to produce foodstuff and cosmetic products.

Vietnam's retail market has recently recorded strong growth and its excitement is also reflected via the successful deals of injecting capital from foreign investors into potential domestic retailers.

Masan (stock code: MSN) expects its consolidated net revenue to reach between 90 trillion VND and 110 trillion VND (3.9 billion USD and 4.7 billion USD) in 2022, representing a growth of 22 percent and 36 percent compared to 2021’s result of 74.2 trillion VND.

De Heus Vietnam on November 5 announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Masan, pursuant to which De Heus will obtain control of 100 percent of the feed related business of MNS Feed (100 percent ANCO and 75.2 percent Proconco).

The Vietnamese business community has been contributing significantly to the economy as well as to social security, hunger eradication, and poverty reduction.

Masan MEATLife JSC of Vietnam and Dutch-invested De Heus Co. Ltd have agreed to set up partnership to improve the productivity of the animal protein value chain in the country.

The chapter of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) in Ho Chi Minh City, on September 1, received medical supplies and necessities worth 16 billion VND (701,477 USD), which were donated by the Masan Group Corporation for 312 local communes and wards in support of the localities' COVID-19 prevention and control.

The rise of local retailers via mergers and acquisitions is expected to balance Vietnam’s retail market, which had been dominated by foreign investors.

Vietnam’s stock market reached approximately 87.68 percent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as of the end of 2020, the highest rate reported so far.

The year 2020 marked a rough year for the global finance and equity markets as the COVID-19 pandemic scaled down the global economy and discouraged investors to execute their M&A deals as planned.

MEATDeli Sai Gon Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of Masan MEATLife, has completed construction of a meat processing plant in Long An province and will commission it next month.

Vietnam jumped from fifth to third in the list of most active start-up ecosystems in the six largest ASEAN economies in only two years.