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Equitisation process needs acceleration

Equitisation process needs acceleration

The state needs to continue implementing the equitisation process and empowering private enterprises, an expert said.
Reforming, modernising SoEs a key objective: minister

Reforming, modernising SoEs a key objective: minister

Reforming and modernising State-owned-Enterprises (SoEs) remains a key objective and high priority of the government, as it continues to roll out policies to address their shortcomings and limitations, said finance minister Ho duc Phoc at a conference discussing Viet Nam’s...
Capital market development helps boost transparency in SOEs equitisation

Capital market development helps boost transparency in SOEs equitisation

Capital market development helps State-owned enterprises (SOEs) enhance the transparency of corporate governance, thereby promoting transaction volume on the market and increasing liquidity for state shareholders.
Equitisation doesnt necessarily mean a better future for SOEs

Equitisation doesn't necessarily mean a better future for SOEs

Equitisation should be a magic wand to improve the performance of a State-owned enterprise (SOE), but in some cases, it is not.
Equitising State-owned enterprises to boost growth amid COVID-19

Equitising State-owned enterprises to boost growth amid COVID-19

Dr Burkhard Schrage, Senior Programme Manager of Management at RMIT’s School of Business & Management talked with Viet Nam News about the work of equitising state-owned enterprises during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deputy PM demands faster SOE equitisation, State capital divestment

Deputy PM demands faster SOE equitisation, State capital divestment

State capital divestment is still behind schedule.
Govt plans to equitise 93 SOEs through 2020

Gov’t plans to equitise 93 SOEs through 2020

Since 2016, 162 SOEs have been equitised compared to the goal of more than 4,400 for 2016-20.
HCM City leader calls for speeding up equitisation of State-owned enterprises

HCM City leader calls for speeding up equitisation of State-owned enterprises

HCM City needs to speed up equitisation of its 39 State-owned enterprises over the course of this year and next, Le Thanh Liem, deputy chairman of its People''s Committee, said.
SOEs need breakthrough in equitisation: Deputy PM

SOEs need breakthrough in equitisation: Deputy PM

State-owned enterprises (SOEs) need to make a breakthrough in equitisation and divestment, said Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue during a conference in Ha Noi on Friday.
Transparency critical for SOEs

Transparency critical for SOEs

Transparency is critical to enhance the efficiency of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) as Viet Nam enters a new phase of equitisation which will focus on quality rather than quantity.
SOE equitisation needs faster pace

SOE equitisation needs faster pace

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has urged some State-owned enterprises (SOEs) to hasten their equitisation and divestment plans, as progress remains slow and might fail to meet their deadlines this year.
Deputy PM pushes SOE equitisation

Deputy PM pushes SOE equitisation

Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue called for speeding up the equitisation of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) at a meeting of the Steering Committee for Business Renovation and Development on Thursday.
SOEs equitisation to fall short of annual target

SOEs equitisation to fall short of annual target

The equitisation of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) will hardly meet their target this year, as only 20 SOEs had completed the process by the end of September.
Equitisation of SOEs from the perspective of foreign investors: seminar

Equitisation of SOEs from the perspective of foreign investors: seminar

Equitisation of State owned enterprises (SOEs) has progressed well in 2011-2016 period and the first eight months of 2017 thanks to various ministries and sectors, economic groups and localities getting onboard, said an official from the Ministry of Finance.
SOEs divest US163.4 million in 8 months

SOEs divest US$163.4 million in 8 months

State-owned enterprises divested more than VND3.7 trillion (US$163.4 million) in book value from investment in non-core operations during the first eight months of 2017, according to the Ministry of Finance’s Corporate Finance Department.