Thien Long Group Joint Stock Company (TLG) has issued an announcement updating shareholders, investors, partners, and employees on developments related to Thien Long An Thinh Investment JSC (TLAT), the largest shareholder holding 46.82% of TLG’s charter capital.
Yen Tu, a sacred land featuring a renowned complex of historic sites and scenic landscapes, is both the center of the Truc Lam Zen School and a key repository of Vietnam’s cultural, historical, and natural heritage.
The Hacker Residency Da Nang 2025 program concluded its month-long innovation journey on November 29 with a dynamic Demo Day featuring 13 international startup teams who spent 30 days building AI-native and software products on the Son Tra Peninsula.
With the vision of “Enhance Quality of Life through Innovation”, Shinhan Life Vietnam has established itself as a dynamic, forward-looking life insurance company while leaving a strong mark on its sustainable development journey in Vietnam.
Garment 10 Corporation (Garco 10), a symbol of Vietnam’s textile and garment industry, will celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2026.
The Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) continues to assert its pioneering role as one of Vietnam’s leading financial institutions.
Starting from the jewelry industry, DOJI Group has expanded into real estate and banking, building a strong three-pillar ecosystem that meets both the aesthetic and practical needs of its customers.
Arabica from Son La is emerging as a key part of Vietnam’s sustainable coffee development. Through transparent production and modern processing, Detech Coffee is helping transform this long-standing growing region into a high-value Arabica source that can compete in the global specialty coffee market.
More than three decades ago, when the Charoen Pokphand Group from Thailand first invested in Vietnam, its vision was never confined to business growth alone.
As Vietnam continues its economic advancement, Keppel has been a steady contributor to its growth journey over the past three decades.
In 1989, amid Vietnam’s “Doi Moi” (renewal) policy, a group of soldiers returning from the southwestern battlefields, starting nearly from scratch, began building TBS Group with determination and vision. At that time, there was almost no experience in the country in sports shoe manufacturing.
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