Industry

Logistics for SMEs: from necessary cost to competitive capability
For many small and medium-sized enterprises, logistics is still seen as a cost to be paid: transport, delivery, warehousing, customs clearance, forwarding and packaging. But in the new competitive environment, logistics is not only a cost. If organised properly, it becomes a capability that helps SMEs expand markets, control cash flow, retain customers and participate more deeply in supply chains.
  • Security Standards Unlock Semiconductor Warehousing
    Vietnam's growing semiconductor investment wave is creating major opportunities for the logistics sector, yet this market is not determined by warehouse size or rental rates alone. For wafers, chips and high-value technology equipment, asset protection, security continuity and compliance with international standards such as C-TPAT and TAPA are increasingly the conditions that place a warehouse on the shortlist of global cargo owners.
  • BSR Sets New Records Through Agile Management
    Amid sharp volatility in global oil markets and supply chains, BSR closed the first half of 2026 with its highest production and revenue since the Dung Quat Oil Refinery began operations. The result was driven not only by high throughput, but also by scenario-based management, feedstock and product optimization, and disciplined control of inventories, cash flow and price risk.
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