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– VinFast officially introduces a range of right-hand drive electric vehicles

VinFast Auto introduced to the market for the first time a range of right-hand drive electric vehicles within the framework of the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2024. At the event, Indonesian President Joko Widodo visited and signed autographs on the model. VinFast VF 5 car on display at VinFast’s booth. The official launch of the Indonesian market marks the next step in VinFast’s global expansion plan, and affirms its commitment to promoting sustainable transportation development in the island nation and globally.

At IIMS 2024, VinFast displayed car models VF 5, VF e34, VF 6, VF 7, VF 8, VF 9 in the segment from A-SUV to E-SUV. Indonesia is the first country where VinFast introduces a right-hand drive product. VF 5, VF e34, VF 6 and VF 7, belonging to segments from A to C, are expected to be the first models to launch on the market in the near future.

Regarding charging station infrastructure, VinFast will cooperate with suppliers in Indonesia to develop a nationwide network of charging stations, to bring a convenient experience to Indonesian customers, while contributing to promoting traffic. green in the market.

According to its long-term development strategy in Indonesia, VinFast will build a production facility with a capacity of up to 50,000 electric vehicles per year. With the goal of achieving a localization rate of up to 40%, the VinFast factory project is expected to create thousands of job opportunities and promote the local electric vehicle industry. When put into production, Indonesia will also be one of the important links in VinFast’s global electric vehicle supply chain.

– The Prime Minister requested to submit a project to overcome Vietnam Airlines’ difficulties in February

The Prime Minister requested the State Capital Management Committee to submit a project to overcome difficulties for Vietnam Airlines this February.

This is one of the Prime Minister’s instructions at the Working Conference with the Committee for Management of State Capital at Enterprises and 19 Economic Groups and State Corporations whose owners are represented by the Committee.

Specifically, the Prime Minister requested the Capital Management Committee to summarize the difficulties and problems of Groups and Corporations mentioned at the conference for consideration and handling according to assigned functions and tasks; proactively work with Groups and Corporations to work with relevant Ministries and State management agencies to soon find solutions for businesses.

In particular, the Prime Minister requested the Committee to urgently submit schemes and projects to the Standing Government to report the results and submit them to the Politburo and the National Assembly.

With the overall project of solutions to overcome difficulties for Vietnam Airlines Corporation – Vietnam Airlines due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the 2021-2026 period, the Prime Minister requested the Committee to submit it in February.

– Stocks are bustling after the Tet holiday, VN-Index surpasses 1,200 points

The stock market “opened” the first session of the Year of the Dragon with a green cover. The VN-Index ended the session on February 15 exceeding the threshold of 1,200 points…

The stock market performed positively in the first trading session after the Lunar New Year holiday. VN-Index closed the session on February 15 with an increase of 3.97 points (0.33%) officially surpassing the 1,202 point mark.

On the entire HOSE floor, there were 321 codes increasing in price, 81 codes remaining at reference price and 153 codes decreasing. Improved liquidity remained quite good with the matched order value on HOSE exceeding VND 18,000 billion.

The HNX floor had 106 increasing codes and 56 decreasing codes, HNX-Index increased 1.71 points (+0.74%), to 232.75 points. UpCoM-Index increased 0.71 points (+0.81%), to 90.06 points.

Banking stocks continue to be the main driving force for the uptrend of the VN-Index. Notably, the Big 4 bank stocks appeared to be much weaker than the private bank stocks.

Specifically, while BID stood at reference price, VCB decreased 0.11%, CTG decreased 1.41%, TCB increased by 2.95% and became the stock with the most positive impact on VN-Index, besides , VPB increased by 1.02%, MBB increased by 2.77%, VIB increased by 1.84%, SHB increased by 2.15%, EIB increased by 1.6%, OCB increased by 5.3%, MSB increased to the ceiling.

Cash flow was sucked into banking stocks, causing other industries to trade rather gloomily. The most obvious is in the securities group. Accordingly, SSI, VND, ORS all stood at reference prices, while HCM decreased 1.1%, VIX decreased 1.38%, FTS decreased 0.51%, CTS decreased 1.12%, VDS decreased 0.82%. . However, there is still a code that soared, that is TVB, which hit the ceiling.

For the real estate group, the green color also overwhelmed with many prominent names such as: NVL increased by 1.16%, DIG increased by 1.47%, DXG increased by 1.63%, HDG increased by 1.49%, TCH increased 1.49%. On the contrary, BCM decreased 0.47%, KBC decreased 0.48%, PDR decreased 1.16%, NLG decreased 1.13%.

The green color also overwhelmed the red color in the manufacturing group with many good gainers including: HPG up 1.95%, SAB up 1.04%, BHN up 2.86%, ANV up 1.8%, NKG increased by 1.64%, IDI increased by 3.54%, STK increased by 1.44%, GIL increased to the ceiling. On the contrary, GVR decreased 1.58%, DGC decreased 0.83%, VGC decreased 1.14%, BMP decreased 1.89%.

Energy, aviation and retail stocks were all divided: GAS and PGV remained unchanged at the reference price while POW increased 0.44%, PLX increased 1.58%; VJC decreased 0.76% but HVN increased 0.4%; MWG and PNJ decreased by 1.61% and 0.33%, respectively, while FRT and DGW increased by 0.32% and 3.42%, respectively.

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