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Viet Nam paper industry needs to diversify product portfolio

Viet Nam paper industry needs to diversify product portfolio

The paper industry has potential for growth, but businesses need to avoid investment in products that have excess supply.
Vinapaco urged to equitise soon

Vinapaco urged to equitise soon

Deputy Prime Ministry of Industry and Trade Cao Quoc Hung has urged Vietnam Paper Corporation (Vinapaco) to move towards equitisation soon as there are many opportunities and challenges facing the industry this year.
Local paper industry faces input cost challenges

Local paper industry faces input cost challenges

Viet Nam’s paper industry has been facing difficulties in production due to the high cost of imported raw materials, though production has been stable since the start of this year.
Paint, printing ink industry to grow 6-8 per cent annually

Paint, printing ink industry to grow 6-8 per cent annually

Viet Nam’s paint and printing ink industry is expected to grow at 6-8 per cent in 2016-20, according to the industry business association.  
Paper sector posts over 93m in 2016 revenue

Paper sector posts over $93m in 2016 revenue

The Vietnam Paper Corporation (VPC) earned revenue of over US$93 million in 2016, contributing $4.3 million to the State budget.  
Lee Man mill to begin operation soon

Lee & Man mill to begin operation soon

Papermaker Lee & Man Vietnam Ltd''s packing paper mill based in the Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang will go into operation later this year.
Paper Vietnam exhibition to be held in May

Paper Vietnam exhibition to be held in May

Paper Vietnam exhibition to be held in HCM City from May 14 to 16.
LeeMan gets project reprieve

Lee&Man gets project reprieve

Hong Kong-based Lee&Man Paper Manufacturing has received in-principle approval from the Hau Giang People''s Committee to extend the implementation progress of its paper complex in the southern province until the end of next year.
Paper firms asked to step up investment

Paper firms asked to step up investment

Domestic paper companies have been asked to invest in new production lines to save long term costs and improve quality as a number of larger foreign firms have recently entered the industry.