Prodezi Long An Corporation has announced that its Prodezi Industrial Park has welcomed three new investment projects in yarn, polycarbonate, and fragrances, flavourings and seasonings, with total registered capital of more than VNĐ600 billion (US$24 million).
Investment in technology, research and development, quality management and operational efficiency has helped SABECO strengthen its competitiveness while contributing to higher standards across Việt Nam''s beverage industry.
As a partner of the programme, Bia Saigon set up its “Proud Connection Station”, creating a space where young people could meet, interact and share their feelings for their homeland.
Throughout the tournament, Bia Saigon helped bring fans together through their shared passion for football and love for the national colours, creating spaces where communities could celebrate, cheer and experience the highs and lows of the team’s campaign together.
The partnership between FPT and Mila is in line with Việt Nam''s AI development strategy and could help develop practical solutions to major national challenges while creating greater value for businesses and society.
According to the registration certificate issued by the Hà Nội Department of Finance on August 11, the new company is named Vietnam National Railway Group (VNR).
The partnership completes NAPAS'' QR payment connection with Weixin Pay, giving Chinese visitors a seamless way to pay by scanning VietQRGlobal codes at outlets across Việt Nam.
The proposal comes as many of Việt Nam''s largest oil fields, including Bạch Hổ, Rồng and Đại Hùng, have been producing for decades and are experiencing natural output declines.
Together, the two companies contributed more than VNĐ500 trillion in the first half of 2026, accounting for around 70 per cent of the market''s total capitalisation gain.
The master plan with a 100-year vision reflects the capital''s aspiration to strengthen its role as Việt Nam''s leading economic centre through clearly defined development targets and a comprehensive implementation programme.
With total investment of more than VNĐ7.6 trillion (around US$300 million), G-Campus is among the largest AI-focused digital infrastructure projects planned for the hi-tech park.
The new service enables Singaporean visitors to make seamless QR payments across Việt Nam using their existing mobile payment apps, supporting tourism, trade and deeper digital economic integration between the two countries.