Developing groups on a global scale 08:00 | 07/05/2021
Private conglomerates have been making a splash in recent times, with big names like Vingroup, Masan Group, and Nova Group starting to turn heads outside the country. Van Dong and Minh Tam from Viet Dragon Securities look into the countryâs current situation and point out the pros and cons facing Vietnamese groups on the way to reaching regional and global status.
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Vietnam has witnessed a surging number of local groups acquiring assets from both domestic and foreign players, with the rise signalling a major change in the mergers and acquisitions game in the country.
Restructuring via M&A for true gains 11:17 | 05/05/2021
By Ho Quoc Tuan - Lecturer, Bristol University
In the 2019-2020 period, the value of the deals by Vietnamese buyers accounted for over 30 per cent of the total value of such mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the country, which is three times higher than the figure in 2018.
There are four main factors contributing to the increase. Firstly, Vietnamese private groups have grown bigger. They have accumulated capital large enough for expansion. To increase revenue, they have to venture into the foreign markets, access capital markets, and grab international business opportunities. M&A is one of the fastest ways for Vietnamese conglomerate to pursue the targets while make a big splash with media.