WTC helps reduce investment risks

Aug 9th at 12:51
09-08-2012 12:51:32+07:00

WTC helps reduce investment risks

At present, there are a number of investment opportunities in Laos. Each one has different characteristics that vary for the type of person investing since each of them may have expertise in different areas and follow alternate investment strategies. Some people are prepared to take a risk while some would rather not.

On the Lao Securities Exchange for instance, some investors are active traders so they buy and sell aggressively, while others are passive and only own stocks to benefit from dividends. This is a good example to those who are running businesses. Business managers as well as investors need to know what their goals and motives for operating businesses are, so that it can help them to diversify if necessary in order to reduce their risks.

All of this has relevance to those who are considering investing in the World Trade Centre (WTC) under the Lao International Development Co., Ltd. In a bid to maximise profit, investors are urged to analyse the potential carefully. It is obvious that real estate and service industries are burgeoning in the Lao PDR, thus it will not be that difficult for investors to realise the probability of making profit from the WTC project.

In order to raise awareness and a better understanding by investors, Lao International Development Co., Ltd has identified eight major pointers for investors to consider and hope that these will help them with their decision making.

Tip 1: understand the vitality of the project

The vitality of a project depends on its and competitiveness. It is also based on the nature of the products or services provided and the project's management. Once these factors are strong, people will have less hesitation in investing in a project. In the WTC project all these factors are very strong.

Tip 2: identify the location of the project

The location of a project also plays a vital role in the decision making process. In the case of the WTC project, it is important to know how much purchasing power residents in the area have.

Tip 3: select the right product for the right market

A focused market should consist of focused products. By that we mean that a particular market should largely consist of products specifically chosen to appeal to the consumers targeted so that profit will be maximised.

Tip 4: study the purchasing power of your neighbour's business

It will be to your advantage if you can determine your neighbour's purchasing power. The more it is, the higher quality the fundamental values of those shops will be. Once you learn about it, you can try to make use of it.

Tip 5: ensure the quality of the building's structure

The layout of a building and the quality of its construction will enable you to showcase your products effectively and efficiently.

Tip 6: understand the developers

Quality developers help to ensure the security of the investment.

Tip 7: understand the business environment and potential

Even though a rental fee may be high or initially only small merchants are operating there, when the time is ripe investors can earn much higher than normal prices on resale.

Tip 8: grasp the investment opportunity

Do not let go of opportunities that have a high potential to succeed.

Laos has ushered in rapid development opportunities in the effort to support the government's policy to meet GDP growth of over eight percent, in which the WTC project will play a significant part.

Since the WTC project is located in the middle of the city where transport is readily available, Lao International Development Co., Ltd expects that after its completion, there will be an increase of over 30,000 visitors a day to Vientiane.

The major business and shopping centre is expected to open at the end of 2013. The opening of the diverse centre will bring new life to urban fashion. All of the suggestions and requirements mentioned above you can find in the World Trade Centre project under Lao International Development Co., Ltd.

vientiane times



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