September 26 2011
FiinResearch
Vietnam M&A Deal Review 2011
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Credit crunch and high interest rates amid economic and financial crises have led to many distressed assets in the country. This is a great opportunity for industry players and PE investors to penetrate into Vietnam through M&A. Shares of many public companies are trading at very low valuation (P/E 2011 = 9x and PB = 1.5x) on the stock market, but behind the scene, there are great M&A deals of which some are considered to be biggest in the Vietnam M&A history.
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