Vietnam to maintain state control in key strategic sectors through 2030
Vietnam will keep full ownership of major energy groups and preserve state stakes in strategic sectors through 2030 while reducing holdings in other firms.
Vietnam plans to maintain full ownership of major energy enterprises and preserve existing shares in key industries through 2030, according to an official statement released by the government.
While Hanoi intends to reduce state holdings in select public companies, authorities have designated strategic sectors where government control will remain firm. Under the updated plan, the state will retain complete equity in key energy firms while sustaining present ownership levels across other critical economic areas over the remainder of the decade.
The policy outlines the government's approach to balancing economic modernization with state oversight of vital national infrastructure and resources.
Sources: Bloomberg