
Honouring M&A deals and consulting firms in 2021-2022*
With the theme “Igniting new opportunities”, the M&A Forum 2022 honoured 10 outstanding M&A deals in 2021-2022 and 12 outsanding M&A advisory firms. The winning
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With the theme “Igniting new opportunities”, the M&A Forum 2022 honoured 10 outstanding M&A deals in 2021-2022 and 12 outsanding M&A advisory firms. The winning

The boutique M&A advisory model will be an important piece of the puzzle to help businesses and investors embrace the current wave of opportunities in Vietnam more effectively. Founder & CEO of ASART Binh Le explains the key aspects of this oncoming trend.

Despite various external uncertainties, Vietnam remains an attractive market for activities in M&A. Binh Le, vice chairwoman of the Sustainable Finance Subcommittee under the American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam, shows why there is still a boom in interest in the likes of greenfield investment and M&A transactions.


SCG is investing in leading Vietnamese corporations in petrochemical industry.
In 2018, Binh Minh Plastic Joint Stock Company became a member of Thai Industrial Corporation SCG group of companies. From the initial 20.4% shares a few years ago, the leading Thai corporation increased its ownership to a control interest of 54.39% shares right after the divestment of State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC).

Many entrepreneurs expressed fears Covid-19 would drag the value of their business down and individual investors approached me to check if their assets would no longer be viewed as an attractive investment. This is a common and fundamental misunderstanding in valuation. In evaluating a business or an investment, I have frequently encountered this confusion, not just during difficult times.