HCMC – FPT Corporation (HOSE: FPT) has formed a comprehensive strategic partnership with ANA Systems, the IT arm of ANA Group – Japan’s largest airline holding company – to foster innovation and enhance operational stability in the aviation sector.
Under this partnership, the two companies will establish a joint operational framework to drive the continuous improvement and stability of the IT infrastructure within the ANA Group.
The operational framework will serve as a foundation for more efficient management and delivery of IT services across the ANA Group and its affiliates, including All Nippon Airways.
By leveraging the close cultural and economic ties between Japan and Vietnam, FPT and ANA Systems will promote cross-border talent exchange and cultivate digital career pathways through collaborative training and career development initiatives.
The partnership signing ceremony took place during “Danang – 20 Years of Innovation,” a hallmark technology event hosted by FPT.
Closing the trading session today, August 12, FPT rose by 1.03% day-on-day to VND107,500, with around 11 million shares changing hands.
On the southern exchange, the VN-Index added 11.36 points, or 0.71%, against the previous session, to end at 1,608.22 points, with 176 winners and 156 losers.
More than 1.64 billion shares worth VND45.4 trillion were traded on the market, roughly unchanged in both volume and value compared to the previous session. Block deals accounted for more than 34.1 million shares valued at a total of VND781 billion.
Several bank stocks unexpectedly extended their gains at the end of the session, led by LPB with a 6.3% rise to VND38,050, followed by HDB up 3.6% to VND28,900 and BID up 3.2% to VND41,500.
Except for SSI which slipped 2%, the other losers posted only modest declines, with TCB, VHM, ACB, TPB, and VIB down between 0.1% and 1.97%.
At the close, the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) saw 90 gainers and 82 decliners, with the HNX-Index edging up 0.01 point to 276.47 points. Total matched volume reached over 141.8 million shares worth a combined VND3.1 trillion.
