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An undated photo of Tien Sa Terminal of Da Nang Port. Photo credit: Tuoi Tre

Da Nang calls for private investment in $177mln port project

The city's main port terminal is seeing rises in flows of goods and cruise tourists

A file photo of a Vinalines ship. Photo credit: Dau Tu

Troubled Vinalines posts first profit since 2012, ahead of IPO

It plans to sell 65 percent of shares in an IPO by the end of the first quarter

A file photo of containers at Dinh Vu Port in the northern city of Hai Phong. Photo: Reuters

Debt-ridden Vinalines ordered to sell all shares in 9 seaports

The shipping giant is also looking at an IPO and more divestment plans to rescue itself    

VietinBank acquires stake in Vietnam's second biggest port: report

VietinBank acquires stake in Vietnam's second biggest port: report

Vinalines, the port owner, has been drowned in financial difficulties and is trying to restructure its debt

Ho Chi Minh City eyes $380mln of loans for waterway expansion

Ho Chi Minh City eyes $380mln of loans for waterway expansion

The Soai Rap River is currently unable to accommodate large cargo ships of more than 50,000 DWT

Cai Lan International Container Terminal, a seaport invested by Vinalines and US-owned SSA Holdings International Vietnam in the northern province of Quang Ninh. Photo credit: Vietnam Seaports Association

Vinalines seeks to divest from foreign-invested seaports amid losses

The state-owned company plans to sell its stakes in the southern Vietnam ports, citing financial problems

The government still owns most of Hai Phong Port. Photo credit: VnExpress

Vietnam's government plans stake sale in seaports amid privatization drive

State-owned Vinalines currently owns 95 percent of Hai Phong Port and 65 percent of Saigon Port   

 Stranded passengers guard their belongings while waiting at a bus terminal in Manila May 9, 2015. Photo: Reuters

Thousands stranded as strong typhoon nears Philippines

  Thousands of passengers were stranded in seaports and some domestic flights were cancelled    

Vietnam mulls upgrade of ports to attract cruise ships

Vietnam mulls upgrade of ports to attract cruise ships

The Ministry of Transport wants to have eight ports by 2030 that can handle giant international cruise vessels.
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