Vietnam to Maintain 100% State Ownership in Key State-Owned Enterprises
Vietnam has decided to maintain 100% state ownership in 15 key state-owned enterprises, including electricity (EVN) and petroleum (PVN), until the end of 2030. Ownership adjustments will occur in some banks. This measure is seen as aimed at ensuring national economic stability and control.
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