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At the opening of the meeting, Mr. Trịnh Văn Quyết, Chairman of FLC Group, said Vietnam is currently a highly promising market for international capital, particularly for Chinese companies. He highlighted FLC’s multi-sector ecosystem advantages, spanning real estate, aviation, tourism and hospitality, and related services, and emphasized that the group aims to build concrete, substantive cooperation with global partners.
In response, Mr. Tống Thiếu Đình stated that CPCG is pursuing a coordinated development strategy across Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam. He said Vietnam is positioned as a key market in the region for CPCG.
“Our goal is to raise the total investment in Vietnam this year to 100 billion yuan. To achieve this, CPCG hopes to strengthen connections with the government, local authorities and major private enterprises in Vietnam. We highly value FLC’s multi-sector ecosystem and believe that our global partner network alongside our modern technology can combine with FLC to create multi-dimensional, effective cooperation,” CPCG’s CEO said at the meeting.
CPCG, established in 1986, is described as one of China’s leading private infrastructure developers. The group has a global operating network and has invested in and constructed numerous large-scale transport, urban and infrastructure projects. It has maintained a position among the Top 500 global enterprises for many years.
In Vietnam, CPCG has established cooperative relations with 18 of 34 provinces. The group is also researching and promoting large projects in transport infrastructure, bridges and urban development.
During the meeting, leaders from both sides discussed measures to unlock financial resources and investment opportunities for projects in Vietnam. On the CPCG side, Mr. Tống Thiếu Đình said that beyond construction capabilities, CPCG is ready to connect with major capital partners, financial institutions and reputable investment funds from China to participate in cooperation and support FLC’s projects. The access to foreign capital is expected to provide resources for the group’s future investment plans.
The two sides also exchanged views on studying and implementing infrastructure development projects in Gia Lai province in the near future. The locality is described as having abundant natural resources, with a mix of sea, forests and highlands.
Beyond natural advantages, Gia Lai is characterized as an investment destination supported by open policies and strong business-support mechanisms from the provincial government. The meeting noted that the combination of FLC’s deployment capabilities and CPCG’s infrastructure experience is expected to help unlock remaining economic potential in the region.
The meeting concluded in an open, trusting and understanding atmosphere. The substantive discussions between FLC and CPCG were described as a positive step toward realizing investment commitments and expanding prospects for modern urban infrastructure projects in Vietnam in the years ahead.
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