Top 500 Vietnamese enterprises in 2016 announced

The list of top 500 companies in Vietnam in 2016 was announced at a ceremony in Hanoi on January 19.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The list of top 500 companies in Vietnam in 2016 wasannounced at a ceremony in Hanoi on January 19.

The annualevent, the 10th of its kind, was held by the Vietnam Report Company,to honour businesses for their excellent performance in the 2015 fiscal year.

The VietnamOil and Gas Group topped the list, followed by Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co.,Ltd., Viettel Group, Electricity of Vietnam, and the Vietnam National PetroleumGroup.

The largestprivate businesses comprise of Truong Hai Automobile Co., Ltd., Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk), DOJI Gold & Gems Group,FPT Corporation, and Vingroup.

Accordingto Vietnam Report, one of the key strategies that Vietnamese biggest companiesare pursuing to increase competitiveness is embarking on core business fields.

Theyalso move to improve labour productivity; keep and increase domestic marketshares; and make inroads into the global market, the report said, adding thatthe equitisation of State-run businesses and the development private ones havealso helped to boost economic recovery in recent years.

Bigcompanies have also focused on providing transparent information, developingmanagement strategies and expanding export markets to reach those in the regionand beyond.

Onthe occasion, Vietnam Report announced Top 50 Vietnam The Best 2016 and Top 50Most Profitable Large Enterprises 2016.

Thecompany also released a bilingual White Book featuring the 10-year developmentpath of Vietnamese big enterprises from removing bottlenecks to creating ahealthy business environment.-VNA

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