This visit is part of ongoing efforts to enhance bilateral maritime ties and cooperation between India and Vietnam, reinforcing the strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific region
The agriculture department is in talks with private importers on purchases from producers like India, Pakistan, Cambodia and Myanmar
Vietnam's Vingroup, which is setting up a USD 2-billion plant in Tamil Nadu's Thoothukudi, is also in discussions with Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments to expand its operations in India. VinFast, the electric vehicle (EV) unit of Vingroup, plans to launch its VF7 and VF6 models in India before the festival season this year. "We visited several states and inspected multiple locations...before finally zeroing in on Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu because of the logistical advantages it offers... with a port and airport nearby," VinFast Asia CEO Pham Sanh Chau told PTI here. The launch of VF7 and VF6 -- likely before the festival season this year --will mark the entry of Vingroup, one of the leading conglomerates of Vietnam, into the Indian market. "Yes, we are in talks with other states as well. Our group sees India as a key market, and we could have a bigger presence there," Chau said. Apart from Tamil Nadu, negotiations are underway with Telangana and Andhra Pradesh governments
Vietnam has approved a $1.5 billion proposal by the Trump Organisation and its Vietnamese partner to build golf courses, hotels and real estate projects in the Southeast Asian country, state-run media reported Friday. The project spanning 990 hectares (2,446 acres) in northern Vietnam's Khoai Chau district will include a golf course the size 336 American football fields, residential areas, commercial spaces and parks. The decision approving the investment was signed by Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, the VN Express newspaper reported. Vietnam is heading into negotiations with the US in a bid to avoid the 46% tariffs on its exports announced by President Donald Trump's administration. Vietnam also has been facing heat from Washington for not doing enough to prevent the diversion of Chinese goods through its borders. The investment project was announced by Vietnamese real estate developer Kinhbac City, which partnered with Trump's family business in October. Work on the project w
Vietnam celebrated the end of the war with the United States and the formation of its modern nation 50 years ago Wednesday with a military parade and a focus on a future of peace. Thousands camped overnight on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City once known as Saigon to watch the parade, drinking strong black coffee and their faces painted with the Vietnamese flag. The parade included a float that carried the Lac Bird, Vietnam's emblem, another carrying a portrait of Ho Chi Minh and finally one that represented 50 years of reunification between North and South Vietnam. Chinese, Laotian and Cambodian troops marched behind Vietnamese army formations, including some wearing uniforms similar to what was worn by northern Vietnamese troops during the war. Helicopters carrying the national flag and jets flew over the parade near Independence Palace, where the war ended when a North Vietnamese tank smashed through its gates. Sitting next to Vietnam's leader were Cambodia's former leader Hun
VinFast, the Nasdaq-listed global rival of American EV giant Tesla, had selected Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu for its $2 billion facility
Vietnam serves as a key manufacturing hub for Samsung, with the company exporting over $52 billion worth of mobile phones and spare parts in financial year 2024
Vietnam's metal industry has grown to meet the needs of a country that is rapidly building out manufacturing capacity, metro networks, highways and new airports, along with most of Southeast Asia
Alphabet is considering moving part of its Pixel phone manufacturing from Vietnam to India to serve US markets, as tariffs make Vietnam less competitive
Investments in India's agrifoodtech startups jumped over 3-fold to USD 2.5 billion last year, driven by funds raised by quick commerce company Zepto, according to a report. Omnivore, in collaboration with AgFunder, a global investment platform, on Wednesday released a report titled 'Developing Markets AgriFoodTech Investment Report 2025'. As per the report, investment in India's agrifoodtech startups stood at USD 2.5 billion in 2024 as against USD 806 million in the preceding year. Zepto raised USD 1.4 billion last year in multiple rounds. "Top rounds for India in 2024 highlight continued investment into eGrocery and restaurant-related startups, which are well-suited to the country given its dense urban settings and high population. Midstream Technologies has also been a high-performing category for India agrifoodtech investment," the report said. According to a statement, agrifoodtech investment in developing markets reached USD 3.7 billion in 2024, up 63 per cent from 2023 and .
JSW Steel will be investing over Rs 50,000 crore to create 10 million tonnes per annum of green steel capacity at a plant near the country's financial capital, a top official said on Tuesday. "We will be investing Rs 50,000-60,000 crore for the green steel capacity," Jindal told reporters on the sidelines of an event here. He said this will be a brownfield investment at its plant in Raigad district's Salav and the investment will happen over the next three-four years. In March, the company had announced plans to increase the green steel capacity at Salav to 4 MTPA in phases. The investment is necessitated because of a European mandate on green steel, and Jindal said the 10 MTPA capacity will emit a fifth of the carbon as used by conventional plants currently. Jindal also said that China and Vietnam are trying to dump steel into India, and expected the "vigilant" Government to slap safeguard duties to protect domestic steel makers like his company in a few days. Denying notions of
Businesses that had seen demand dry up just weeks ago are now overwhelmed with urgent shipment orders from US buyers
Visiting Vietnam to enhance political and trade ties amid a major tariff row with the US, Chinese President Xi Jinping Monday said that China will ensure continuity and stability in its neighbourhood diplomacy and jointly advance the modernisation of Asia. Xi arrived in Hanoi on his first visit abroad after US President Donald Trump slapped steep tariffs against China while pausing levies on a host of other countries, including Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia - the three countries on the Chinese president's current itinerary. In an article published in Vietnam's Nhan Dan newspaper ahead of his visit, Xi said China would deepen friendly cooperation with neighbouring countries by ensuring continuity and stability of its neighbourhood diplomacy. We will stay committed to the principle of amity, sincerity, mutual benefit and inclusiveness," he wrote. "We will continue to pursue the policy of forging friendship and partnership with our neighbours," he added. Xi, who is under pressure aft
Chinese President Xi Jinping has embarked on his first international trip to meet with leaders in Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia amid US trade war
As Trump intensifies tariffs on Chinese goods, Xi Jinping will visit Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia next week to strengthen regional alliances and counter US pressure
As of now, electronics goods manufacturers in India are not "overly" concerned about the recent tariff hikes
The proposal comes as Vietnam reports a near full recovery in international tourism, reaching 98% of pre-pandemic levels
While US President Donald Trump had initially framed tariffs as non-negotiable, he later hinted at possible compromises
Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia signalled willingness to negotiate Trump's new reciprocal tariffs, while Singapore said it has no plans to retaliate against the US trade measures
During Donald Trump's Rose Garden speech, a key surprise was the high tariffs on Cambodia and Vietnam, which the White House says China uses to bypass US trade penalties