Vinachem asks to apply 0% tax rate to fertiliser products

Tuesday, Apr 14, 2020

The Viet Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) has sent a document to Viet Nam Fertiliser Association, asking the National Assembly to add fertiliser to the list of products subjected to value added tax (VAT).

Vinachem to auction stake in Duc Giang Chemical Group

Tuesday, Dec 10, 2019

The Việt Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) has registered to auction all 11.45 million shares it holds in Duc Giang Chemical Group JSC (DGC), equivalent to 8.85 per cent of DGC’s capital.

Vinachem to auction shares of Southchimex

Thursday, Nov 21, 2019

The Viet Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) plans to auction more than 461.5 million shares of Southern Chemicals Import and Export JSC (Southchimex) with an initial bid price of VND253,300 (US$10.94) per share. 

Vinachem announces equitisation plan for 2018

Saturday, Mar 10, 2018

The Viet Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) has announced its equitisation and divestment plans for its member companies in 2018.

Vinachem strives to increase revenue, production in Q2

Thursday, Apr 20, 2017

In the first quarter of this year, Vinachem focussed on enhancing its production capacity, accelerating exports while speeding up implementation of its under-way projects.  

Vinachem seeks delay in plant equitisation

Wednesday, Feb 15, 2017

Viet Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) has proposed to the Prime Minister to delay the equitisation of  the losing Ninh Binh Nitrogenous Fertiliser Plant until it generates profits again in order to ensure effective restructuring.

Vinachem to sell its Hanoi Soap Company shares

Monday, Feb 09, 2015

The Viet Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) is set to sell all of its shares in Hanoi Soap Joint Stock Company (XPH), according to Hanoi Stock Exchange.

Vinachem aims to increase revenue, production value

Monday, Jan 19, 2015

The Viet Nam National Chemical Group (Vinachem) is targeting a 7.2 per cent increase in its industrial production value to more than VND45 trillion ( US$2.14 billion) and a similar rise in revenues to over VND49 trillion ($2.33 billion) this year.