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Real estate inventories increase significantly in Q4

Real estate inventories increase significantly in Q4

The real estate inventories increased significantly in the four quarter of 2020 over a year ago because many projects were in stagnant progress due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, legal bottlenecks and limited financial capacity of the developers.
Real estate inventories see decline: MoC

Real estate inventories see decline: MoC

Inventories in the real estate market have been on the decrease thank to increasing liquidity, according to the Ministry of Construction (MoC).
Property inventories drop by 17 per cent

Property inventories drop by 17 per cent

Real estate inventories were estimated at VND25.7 trillion (US$1.13 billion) at the end of November, according to the Housing and Real Estate Market Management Department under the Ministry of Construction.
Real estate inventory inches down

Real estate inventory inches down

Latest s from the Ministry of Construction showed that real estate inventories were on a declining trend but remained relatively huge.  
Property stockpile 77% below peak

Property stockpile 77% below peak

Property inventories totaled more than VND29.5 trillion (US$1.2 billion) as of February 20, ping by nearly 77 per cent over its peak in the first quarter of 2013, statistics of the Ministry of Construction showed.
Coal industry faces difficulties in H1

Coal industry faces difficulties in H1

The domestic coal industry has been facing a difficult business environment, which caused a build-up of large coal inventories in the first half of this year.
Sugar inventories up over 56,000 tonnes

Sugar inventories up over 56,000 tonnes

Sugar inventories in the first half of this year rose 56,430 tonnes over last year to 548,940 tonnes, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Real estate inventories decline

Real estate inventories decline

Real estate inventories have slumped more than 15 per cent from figures reported in the first quarter, according to a statement by Deputy Minister of Construction, Nguyen Tran Nam.
Sugar inventory continues to rise

Sugar inventory continues to rise

Sugar inventories increased to nearly 600,000 tonnes by the end of May, about 222,410 tonnes higher than in the same period last year.