Vinpearl signs strategic agreements with Agoda, AirAsia MOVE, BeMyGuest, and GlobalTix to expand its accommodation, entertainment, and recreation ecosystem to the international market.

V-Film, a Vingroup member company, announced the completion of the script for a 10-episode series about the Tran dynasty, slated for release later this year.

Vingroup's VIC stock fell 3,5%, becoming the primary factor in the stock market's decline of over 16 points.

Vingroup’s recruitment policy, prioritizing over 20,000 local workers for the Hanoi International Sports City project, is driving a significant shift in the region’s employment structure.

The Global Hospital Rating system has ranked seven Vinmec hospitals as 4-star, with two key facilities earning a 5-star rating for clinical services and patient safety experience.

According to Dragon Capital experts, Vingroup stocks have risen sharply but are consistent with financial health, and this level is still much lower than other benchmark stocks in other countries.

VinEnergo, the energy company founded by Pham Nhat Vuong, has completed a capital increase from over 28,300 billion VND to 79,923 billion VND, surpassing Vingroup.

Pomina, a company that once held the largest share of the construction steel market in 2010, reported further losses in Q1 this year, bringing its accumulated losses to VND 3,660 billion.

Opening policies and a wave of large-scale infrastructure investment are propelling Vietnam's cultural industry, aiming to become a new global destination for the experience economy.

VinFast plans to transfer its manufacturing segment to a new investor group for approximately 530 million USD, with Pham Nhat Vuong maintaining a minority stake in the new entity.

Vinpearl signed a cooperation agreement with Thomas Cook India, SOTC Travel, and MakeMyTrip to tap into India's 1,47 billion-strong market, aiming to establish Vietnam as a preferred destination for Indian tourists.

Two artificial islands, each spanning 2.2 hectares and with a total capital exceeding 21,000 billion VND, are proposed as technical points for the Can Gio - Vung Tau sea-crossing route.

Vingroup has entered the top 5 largest companies in Southeast Asia by market capitalization, thanks to a nearly 60% surge in its VIC stock over the past month.

Vinpearl aims for 3,000 billion VND in profit this year, nearly tripling last year's figure, with the ambition to become Asia's leading integrated tourism and entertainment brand.