Vietnam National Minerals Corporation CEO Prosecuted for Bribery
Trinh Van Tue, CEO of Vietnam National Minerals Corporation (Vinacomin), has been prosecuted for alleged bribery. The company made the unusual announcement on October 30, also notifying the stock exchange of personnel changes. Specific wrongdoing has not been disclosed.
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