The Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) has announced plans to put secured assets of Xuan Kien Auto JSC (Vinaxuki) up for auction to recover the VND1.26 trillion (US$55 million) non-performing loan.
Xuan Kien Auto JSC (Vinaxuki) will sell its manufacturing factory Me
Linh 1 in Ha Noi to repay its creditors, the company''s Director General
Bui Ngoc Huyen announced last month.
About 45,000 completely-built-up (CBU) automobiles, worth US$1.2
billion, were imported into Viet Nam in the first five months of the
year, the industry and trade ministry said.
Suitable incentives were essential to enhancing the competitiveness of
enterprises in the support industry to develop the domestic automotive
sector, according to Chairman of the Viet Nam Federation of Civil
Engineering Association Do Huu Hao.
The Chairman of the joint stock automaker Vinaxuki, Bui Ngoc Huyen, shared with the Vietnam News Agency
reporter Duc Dung his opinions on the Government''s policies on land,
technological transfer, and long-term, low-interest-rate loans to
stimulate the automobile spare parts manufacturing business.
Two banks and an industry association have joined hands with a
concerned government agency to boost Viet Nam''s support industries with
much-needed financial and infrastructure assistance.
Xuan Kien Automobile Joint Stock Company (Vinaxuki) has asked the
Government to reduce the 70 per cent consumption tax on its locally made
cars from January.