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Workers’ Month 2026: Cultivating Collective Strength Through Innovation
Thursday, 21/05/2026, 13:47Workers’ Month 2026 begins with a renewed spirit — a spirit of continuous innovation, confidence, and aspiration for growth driven by the workforce. Amid the Textile and Garment industry’s increasingly unpredictable market fluctuations and mounting pressure to improve productivity, this year’s Workers’ Month carries a clear direction: unlocking internal strength from employees through innovation and...
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Embrace Summer with Vietnamese Silk
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Scaling Up What Works Effectively: The Core Axis for 2026
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Talent management in a volatile era – A new approach through the 3C and 6B models
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Vinatex Yarn Sector Keeps Growth on Track in 2025 Strategic Repositioning in 2026 Centered on System-Wide Performance
31 January, 2026By: Mr.Pham Van Tan Deputy General Director, Head of Vinatex Yarn Production and Business In 2025, Vinatex’s yarn sector has moved past its most challenging period and entered a phase of controlled recovery. However, growth alone is only a necessary condition. Efficiency, operational discipline, and system-based management are the sufficient conditions for the Yarn sector...
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The textile-and-garment industry’s ‘big brother’ surpasses the 2021 boom, posting nearly VND 1.5 trillion in pre-tax profit.
30 January, 2026After several subdued years, the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group (Vinatex, UPCoM: VGT) recorded a strong rebound in profit in 2025, while also far exceeding its set targets. By the end of 2025, Vinatex reported pre-tax profit of VND 1,479 billion, up 77% from the previous year; net profit reached nearly VND 873 billion,...
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Garment Industry Maintains Momentum Securing the Supply Chain in 2025
30 January, 2026By: Mr. Nguyen Duc Tri Deputy General Director, Head of Vinatex Garment Production and Business The year 2025 marks a notable turning point in global textile and garment trade as the United States officially implements reciprocal tariff measures and intensifies supply-chain oversight across multiple categories of imported goods, including textiles and garments. These policies deliver...
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2026 – Textile and Garment Enterprises Renew Old Drivers on the Foundation of a New Era
29 January, 2026By: Cao Huu Hieu Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, CEO of Vinatex After a period of heavy impact from the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnam’s Textile and Garment industry has entered a recovery phase marked by mixed prospects. Although orders have gradually returned, the global market still harbors significant uncertainties as consumer demand weakens, inflation persists,...
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MESSAGE 2026
28 January, 2026We have just come through 2025 with outstanding production and business results, reaching a level comparable to the historical peak achieved in 2021, the year marking 30 years since the establishment of the Group. However, unlike 2021, which was characterized by excessive purchasing and an overflow of orders following the reopening after Covid-19, the business...
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8-3 Textile One-Member Limited Liability Company Improving Total Efficiency by Building Internal Strength
20 January, 2026The year 2026 has been identified as an acceleration year for 8-3 Textile (Emtexco) in its comprehensive restructuring roadmap, aiming for real, measurable efficiency and sustainable development. Amid market volatility and supply-chain risks, the company has chosen a cautious yet proactive approach: focusing on productivity improvement, product restructuring, market rebalancing, and placing employees at the...
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Textile and Garment Enterprises Pivot Markets Through Agile Decision-Making and Calculated Risk-Taking
16 January, 2026By the end of November 2025, the economic outlook was mixed, both spread momentum and required confronting emerging risks, calling for better proactiveness and adaptive capacity. Vietnam’s Textile and Garment industry has continued to pursue strategic solutions to respond to market volatility and to deepen its participation in global supply chains. In this context, Vinatex...
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Automation Starts with… a Single Button
31 December, 2025In factories, certain processes that appear very minor can conceal less visible bottlenecks that directly affect labor productivity. Arising from practical production challenges, the initiative titled “A Sensor System Combined with Relays for Button Surface Classification” was developed, introducing a new approach to automation: when small improvements are repeated thousands of times, they become powerful...
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Reciprocal Tariffs: A Landscape of Volatility and Survival Strategies
31 December, 2025“The Global and Vietnamese Textile and Garment Industry in 2026 Amid the Haze of Reciprocal Tariffs” is a thorough scientific and practical research study on U.S. reciprocal tariff policies and their impacts on Vietnam’s textile and garment industry. By applying regression modeling algorithms and analyzing the latest market data, the study provides a comprehensive view...
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Pioneering the implementation of the 2025 performance evaluation and the assignment of individual performance targets for 2026 at the Vinatex Parent Company
30 December, 2025With the principle of continuously improving task assignment, performance evaluation based on key quantitative indicators (KPIs), and creating a scientific foundation for compensation policies as well as the development of managers and employees, in 2025, the Parent company of the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group (Vinatex) conducted the 2025 performance evaluation for 100% of...
