Vietnam’s $7.7-billion rail link to China moves into early execution, with engineering and delivery risks coming into focus.
HANOI - Vietnam's largest conglomerate, Vingroup, said on Thursday it would withdraw its investment proposal for the nation's $67-billion North–South high-speed railway project to concentrate on its ...
Vietnam's largest conglomerate, Vingroup, said on Thursday it would withdraw its investment proposal for the nation's ...
Vingroup has withdrawn its registration to invest in Vietnam's North-South high-speed railway project, saying it wants to concentrate resources on other strategic infrastructure and energy projects.
In May, Vinspeed, a subsidiary founded by Vingroup chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, proposed the bid for the 1,540-kilometre ...
In the document dated December 25, Vingroup asked to retract the investment registration it had submitted to the Government ...
Vingroup, the conglomerate owned by Vietnam's richest billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, has withdrawn its bid to build the ...
Vingroup Group has officially submitted a request to the Government to withdraw its registration to invest in the North–South ...
Vietnam's largest conglomerate, Vingroup , said on Thursday it would withdraw its investment proposal for the nation's $67-billion North–South high-speed railway project to concentrate on its other ...
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