VNR500: Seven largest firms post 100 trillion VND turnover
Seven enterprises in Vietnam’s top 500 (VNR500) achieved a turnover of over 100 trillion VND (4.7 billion USD) in 2013.
Seven enterprises in Vietnam’s top 500 (VNR500) achieved a turnover of over 100 trillion VND (4.7 billion USD) in 2013.
The information was unveiled by the Vietnam Report Joint Stock Company on January 17.
They are the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam), Vietnam Electricity (EVN), Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex), Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV), Viettel Corporation, Vietnam Post and Telecommunication Group (VNPT), and Russian-Vietnamese Oil and Gas joint venture (VietsoPetro).
Private enterprises account for more than 44 percent of the total number of firms in this year’s list, followed by state-owned companies (over 40 percent) and foreign enterprises (over 15 percent).
The state-owned companies, however, still dominate the list in regards to turnover, with more than 62 percent of the total.
Additionally, the 2013 list sees the presence of 160 new names, equivalent to over 32 percent of the total number.
The industry sector has the largest firms with 72 percent. Of this, mineral, oil and gas firms account for more than 33.6 percent of the total revenues.
The VNR500 is based on international standards and determined by several factors including profit, growth rate, labour, owner equity and total assets.
It aims to honour the achievements of the largest enterprises which represent Vietnam’s business community every year.-VNA
The information was unveiled by the Vietnam Report Joint Stock Company on January 17.
They are the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam), Vietnam Electricity (EVN), Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex), Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV), Viettel Corporation, Vietnam Post and Telecommunication Group (VNPT), and Russian-Vietnamese Oil and Gas joint venture (VietsoPetro).
Private enterprises account for more than 44 percent of the total number of firms in this year’s list, followed by state-owned companies (over 40 percent) and foreign enterprises (over 15 percent).
The state-owned companies, however, still dominate the list in regards to turnover, with more than 62 percent of the total.
Additionally, the 2013 list sees the presence of 160 new names, equivalent to over 32 percent of the total number.
The industry sector has the largest firms with 72 percent. Of this, mineral, oil and gas firms account for more than 33.6 percent of the total revenues.
The VNR500 is based on international standards and determined by several factors including profit, growth rate, labour, owner equity and total assets.
It aims to honour the achievements of the largest enterprises which represent Vietnam’s business community every year.-VNA
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