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Vingroup named Vietnam’s best developer by Euromoney

Vingroup has been named the best developer in Vietnam in three categories by British finance magazine Euromoney.
Vingroup named Vietnam’s best developer by Euromoney ảnh 1A Vincom centre on Nguyen Chi Thanh street in Hanoi (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Vingroup has been named the best developer in Vietnam in three categories by British finance magazine Euromoney.

Accordingly, it is the best retail developer, the best mixed-use project developer and the best leisure/hotel developer of Vietnam.

The Euromoney Real Estate Awards are one of the most prestigious to honour real estate developers in the world. They are compiled basing on developers’ products, service quality, long-term investment strategies, and reputation, among others.

Duong Mai Hoa, Vingroup General Director, said the three awards affirm her business’s prestige, scale and standing in Vietnam’s property market. They also help Vietnam’s real estate sector integrate into the regional and global market.

Last April, Vingroup also ranked first in three categories of the Asia Pacific Property Awards.

Vinhomes, a brand of Vingroups, was evaluated at 511 million USD by brand valuation consultancy Brand Finance in September, becoming one of the five most valuable brands in Vietnam.-VNA

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