Five SOEs to be handed over to SCIC in Q1

Feb 5th at 19:54
05-02-2019 19:54:07+07:00

 

Five SOEs to be handed over to SCIC in Q1

Five State-owned enterprises (SOEs) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade must be transferred to the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) in the first quarter of the year, VnEconomy reported, citing Directive No.03/CT-BCT signed by Minister Tran Tuan Anh.

The five SOEs are Vietnam Steel Corporation, Foreign Trade Freight Forwarding and Warehousing JSC, Construction and Export-Import JSC, Vietnam Agricultural and Native Product JSC, and Construction and Building Material JSC.

An SCIC representative said SCIC would restructure these SOEs, if need be, to improve their efficiency and thus optimize the use of State capital in the equitization process.

SOEs in the SCIC’s portfolio will be categorized into two groups. Group A is for long-term investment and Group B for flexible investment such as restructuring SOEs for divestment. SCIC will take appropriate measures for managing each group to ensure the effective use of State capital.

According to Directive No.01/CT-TTg issued by the prime minister on bolstering the reform, restructuring, equitization of State businesses, SCIC plays a pivotal role in performing these tasks. In addition, this directive asks State agencies that have yet to let the firms under their management go public in the 2016-2018 period must transfer these entities to SCIC for recapitalization and equitization.

saigontimes



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Firms investing abroad urged to pay attention to corporate social responsibility

Vietnamese firms should focus on environmental protection and corporate social responsibility when investing abroad to develop sustainably and promote the...

January sees number of newly-established firms drop, capital surge

The first month of 2019 saw a 7% fall in the number of newly-established enterprises to 10,079 firms, but pledged capital surged strongly, according to a report...

The digital economy era has arrived

This year is a very important time for the digital economy of Vietnam, when the gig economy will take a bigger slice of the cake.

Number of new businesses down, value up in January

The number of newly incorporated companies fell 7 percent in January, but their value shot up by over 50 percent.

Investment, tourism promotion conference to kick off in Hue

A conference on promoting investment and tourism of the central region in Vietnam is scheduled for February 15-16 in the central city of Hue.

New approach to FDI strategy

The new strategy for foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction should be more selective and strategic, and should especially incentivize projects to make...

Vietnam-Czech Republic trade ties improving

Investment and trade ties between Viet Nam and the Czech Republic have shown encouraging signs as political and diplomatic relations continue to thrive.

Online businesses bustle as Tet coming

Vietnamese e-commerce floors have been bustle with many items serving buyers and sellers as the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday is coming.

Central city launches new IT Park

The central city has launched the first stage of the Da Nang Information Technology Park (DITP) in Hoa Vang district after one year of construction on 131ha with...

HCM City’s wholesale markets prepare for Tet

With the Tet (Lunar New Year) approaching, the managements of HCM City’s wholesale markets have been instructed to monitor the market and prices and keep traders...


MOST READ


Back To Top