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08/2026
Mr. Hoàng Đức Trung — Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) VinaCapital Ventures, Director of HCMC Venture Investment Fund — discussed with the Business Forum about technology investment opportunities in Vietnam after Resolution 57-NQ/TW, the growth capital gap and the problem of divestment channels.
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Liquidity in asset markets has dropped to low levels while outstanding debt remains high, showing that the absorbency of cash flow is weakening.
Real estate and construction companies are stepping up mobilisation to reduce debt and maintain projects, but the wave of large stock supply is posing dilution risks and testing the market's absorption.
Provision costs are eroding the profits of many banks in the first quarter of 2026. Data shows a big difference between Vietcombank, Techcombank, ACB and the banking group that has to spend nearly half of its profits to
Along with the breakthrough growth of tourist flows and tourism revenue, many new destinations are becoming strong magnets to attract investment capital, creating a surprising growth momentum for this industry.
Data for the first quarter of 2026 shows that Vietnamese banks are pursuing three different business models: groups with cheap capital advantages, high profit margin groups and groups under pressure to mobilise capital. Each model brings a configuration
Mr. Hoàng Đức Trung — Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) VinaCapital Ventures, Director of HCMC Venture Investment Fund — discussed with the Business Forum about technology investment opportunities in Vietnam after Resolution 57-NQ/TW, the growth capital gap and the problem of divestment channels.
Đọc tiếpStartups today no longer convince investors only by growth rate, but must demonstrate commercialisation ability, operational efficiency and management. Ho Chi Minh City startup ecosystem is shifting from expanding scale to improving quality.
Đọc tiếpHCMC Venture Investment Fund launched with charter capital of 500 billion VND, 40% public budget. The fund aims to play the role of "seed capital", each dong of capital attracts an additional 3-5 dong from the private and international sectors, operating according to the "controlled risk" mechanism of Decree 264/2025/ND-CP.
Đọc tiếpHo Chi Minh City launched the first venture capital fund with an initial charter capital of VND 500 billion, combining state budget and private capital, supporting startups from incubation to growth.
Đọc tiếpNine private enterprises contributed 300 billion VND (60%) and 200 billion VND from the state budget to establish the HCMC Venture Investment Fund - the first state-owned venture capital fund model operating in the form of a joint stock company in Vietnam.
Đọc tiếpHCMC Venture Investment Fund operates under a public-private partnership model, focusing on Series A and B rounds for technology startups, aiming to expand the scale to VND 5,000 billion by 2035.
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Ho Chi Minh City officially launched the Venture Capital Fund (HCM VIF JSC) with an initial charter capital of VND 500 billion, supporting startups in strategic core technologies and green solutions.
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As a founding shareholder and co-operator, VinaCapital will direct the fund's capital flow into rounds Series A and B, focusing on core technology, green solutions and digital transformation.
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VinaCapital is both a founding shareholder and participates in operating the HCM VIF, with Mr. Hoàng Đức Trung holding the role of Fund Director.
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