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INFRASTRUCTURE / CONSTRUCTION / LOGISTIC / PORT
NAM DINH TO BUILD TWO NEW INDUSTRIAL CLUSTERS
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BANKING / FINANCE / INSURANCE / TAX
FROM 2026, SMALL BUSINESSES WITH REVENUES UNDER VNĐ200 MILLION WILL BE EXEMPT FROM VAT
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INFRASTRUCTURE / CONSTRUCTION / LOGISTIC / PORT
INVESTORS BETTING ON CONSTRUCTION STEEL THROUGH 2025
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