Lucky Star Recognized as Outstanding Ho Chi Minh City Enterprise and Businessman
Ho Chi Minh City-based Lucky Star Electric Cable Company and its CEO Phan Tiến Đạt have been honored as outstanding enterprise and businessman of the city. The awards recognize individuals and organizations contributing to the city's economic and social development.
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