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Vietnam is a country to be reckoned with in this part of Asia. In 2018, the Vietnamese economy climbed 7.1%, the fastest rate in the last 11 years. A recent report by DBS said that strong growth in private investments and its manufacturing industry, especially the electronics sector, as well as competitive salaries helped fuel the Southeast Asian country’s rise. With that, let’s explore some Singapore-listed companies that have set up shop in Vietnam and could benefit from the country’s growth over the long term. Handful of companies On the property front, companies such as Frasers Property Ltd (SGX: TQ5) and Boustead Projects Ltd (SGX: AVM) have businesses in Vietnam. Frasers Property started operations in the country in 1999. Even though Frasers Property’s invest

Within the food and beverage (F&B) business, there are many smaller sub-categories that we can look at. In this week’s edition of our 4 Stocks This Week column, we look at four beverage-focused companies listed in Singapore. There are two main classifications for beverages – alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Even within the beverage category, companies could be looked at as consumer staples or consumer discretionary. Here are the four stocks: Del Monte Pacific, F&N, ThaiBev and Yeo Hiap Seng. Read Also: Singapore Inflation Rate In 2018: Here’s How Much Prices Of Everyday Goods And Services Have Increased Del Monte Pacific (SGX:D03) Dual listed in Philippines and Singapore, Del Monte Pacific is a global F&B company, with sales in the Americas (75%), Philippines (15%), Asia