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|August 2025
As Vietnam's VinFast Group seeks to establish a new conglomerate in India, we take a closer look.
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Most automotive companies in the world are similar in terms of their business models.
They have research and development departments, produce many of the components of their vehicles in-house and ultimately, manufacture and sell those vehicles. However, the Vin Group - Vietnam's biggest business conglomerate by far - is a company that stand out in this aspect. You see, the Vin Group doesn't just produce cars, but also does a lot more, and on a recent trip to Vietnam, we got a detailed view into their ventures and their broad vision for India.
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