Market Upgrade is Just the Beginning: Vietnamese Firms Face Tougher Capital Test
As Vietnam's market upgrade looms, domestic companies are expected to face tougher scrutiny and competition for foreign capital. Adapting to international standards and improving profitability are pressing challenges.
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