Railway targets 10 percent higher revenue in 2010
Vietnam Railway Corp plans to reach a
revenue growth target of 10 percent in 2010, Nguyen Dat Tuong, the
company’s deputy general director, said.
Vietnam Railway Corp plans to reach a
revenue growth target of 10 percent in 2010, Nguyen Dat Tuong, the
company’s deputy general director, said.
To reach the target, the company will build modern infrastructure and concentrate on training its labour force, thereby improving service quality and raising its competitiveness.
In 2009, Railway Corp earned 7.4 trillion VND (411 million USD) in revenue, an increase of 2 percent over 2008./.
To reach the target, the company will build modern infrastructure and concentrate on training its labour force, thereby improving service quality and raising its competitiveness.
In 2009, Railway Corp earned 7.4 trillion VND (411 million USD) in revenue, an increase of 2 percent over 2008./.
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