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Manulife Appoints Jeremy Young as Chief Distribution Officer, International Brokerage, Global High-Net-Worth to Advance Growth Strategy Across Key Markets

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HONG KONG, Aug. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Manulife announced the appointment of Jeremy Young as Chief Distribution Officer, International Brokerage, Global High-Net-Worth, effective immediately.

Jeremy Young has been appointed Chief Distribution Officer, International Brokerage, Global High-Net-Worth
Jeremy Young has been appointed Chief Distribution Officer, International Brokerage, Global High-Net-Worth

Mr Young has served as Interim Chief Distribution Officer since March, providing strong leadership while advancing Manulife’s distribution strategy and deepening broker engagement across key markets. In his new role, he will be responsible for leading Manulife’s International Brokerage business globally, driving growth across Hong Kong, Singapore, the Middle East and other markets, and further strengthening broker partnerships and distribution capabilities.

“We are delighted to welcome Jeremy to this important role,” said Bonnie Qiu, CEO, Global High- Net-Worth and Chief Partnership Distribution Officer, Manulife Asia. “GHNW remains a core pillar of Manulife’s strategy, and we will continue investing in our capabilities, products and partnerships to help meet the evolving needs of high-net-worth clients. Jeremy’s leadership will enhance our ability to serve this market and capture the significant opportunities ahead.”

Mr Young brings more than 20 years of insurance leadership experience across distribution, sales, marketing, product strategy and customer experience. Before joining Manulife, he was Chief Commercial Officer, Global, at Transamerica Life Bermuda. He previously held senior leadership roles with Sun Life, AIA and Sovereign.

The appointment reinforces Manulife’s commitment to strengthening its Global High-Net-Worth platform and serving the evolving needs of high-net-worth clients across Asia, the Middle East and other international markets. With his deep industry expertise, international perspective and strong commercial leadership, Mr Young is well positioned to lead Manulife’s International Brokerage business into its next chapter.

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About Manulife 

Manulife Financial Corporation is a leading international financial services provider, headquartered in Toronto, Canada. Anchored in our ambition to be the number one choice for customers, we operate as Manulife across Canada and Asia, and primarily as John Hancock in the United States, providing financial advice, insurance and health solutions for individuals, groups and businesses. Through Manulife Wealth & Asset Management, we offer global investment solutions, financial advice, and retirement plan services to individuals, institutions, and retirement plan members worldwide. At the end of 2025, we had more than 37,000 employees, over 106,000 agents, and thousands of distribution partners, serving over 37 million customers with operations across 25 markets globally. We trade as ‘MFC’ on the Toronto, New York, and Philippine stock exchanges, and under ‘945’ on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Not all offerings are available in all jurisdictions. For additional information, please visit manulife.com.

Artery Technology Showcases at D Forum 2026 — AT32 MCUs Drive Edge Intelligence into a New Era

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TAIPEI, Aug. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On August 7th, Artery Technology participated in the D Forum 2026 Microcontroller Forum hosted by DIGITIMES, delivering a keynote presentation titled “AT32 MCUs Drive Edge Intelligence into a New Era.” The event also featured demonstrations of an Edge AI sensing platform, robot joint control, and server cooling fan applications, showcasing the comprehensive capabilities of AT32 MCUs across AI sensing, precision motion control, and high-speed motor drive.

Artery Technology Showcases at D Forum 2026 — AT32 MCUs Drive Edge Intelligence into a New Era
Artery Technology Showcases at D Forum 2026 — AT32 MCUs Drive Edge Intelligence into a New Era

Three Technology Highlights Demonstrate the Advantages of AT32 MCUs

1. AT32 AI Studio Accelerates Edge AI Deployment

Artery showcased the AT32 Edge AI Sensor EV Board together with its self-developed AT32 AI Studio, providing a one-stop Edge AI development workflow covering data collection, model training, optimization, and MCU deployment to help developers rapidly deploy AI models. The platform integrates sensors such as ToF and IMU and can be applied to intelligent sensing scenarios including gesture recognition, motion classification, and equipment anomaly detection.

2. Highly Integrated MCUs Meet Robot Control Requirements

In response to the development trends of Embodied AI and humanoid robots, Artery demonstrated the design direction of high-density control modules through dexterous hand and robot joint control applications, while introducing corresponding AT32 MCU solutions.

This year, the AT32F435/437 series adds a compact 7 × 7 mm BGA100 package, combining high-performance computing with rich peripheral resources, making it particularly suitable for space-constrained dexterous hands, robot joints, and other high-density control modules.

For robot joint control, the AT32M416 motor control MCU integrates CAN-FD, high-resolution PWM, a 12-bit ADC, DSP/FPU, and magnetic encoder feedback to provide high-precision closed-loop control for humanoid robots, quadruped robots, and intelligent automation equipment.

3. High-Speed Motor Drive: Server Cooling Fans for AI Data Centers

The server cooling fan solution integrates an MCU, gate driver, and DC-DC converter within a compact QFN32 4 × 4 mm package to meet the stringent size requirements of cooling fans. The FOC algorithm running on the 32-bit MCU effectively improves operating stability, reduces noise and vibration, and supports startup against reverse airflow, ensuring stable operation under high-speed and high-static-pressure conditions.

Continuing to Expand the High-Performance Product Portfolio

At the forum, Artery also previewed the upcoming AT32F406/408 and AT32F403E/407E MCU series based on the Arm® Cortex®-M4F core, further expanding its high-performance product portfolio:

AT32F406/408 Series：Delivers up to 216 MHz processing performance with 512 KB Flash and 192 KB SRAM, integrating three high-speed ADCs, High-Speed USB OTG, QSPI, and other high-speed interfaces. Designed for high-speed data transmission and low-latency control applications, the series is particularly suitable for high-performance gaming keyboards, game controllers, and USB peripheral devices.

AT32F403E/407E Series：Delivers up to 320 MHz processing performance with 960 KB Flash and 224 KB SRAM, while supporting high-speed communication interfaces including Ethernet (AT32F407E), USB, and CAN. The series is suitable for high-performance computing and complex control applications such as service robots, smart home appliances, smart electric two-wheelers, and industrial control.

AT32 MCU Applications Span Smart Living and Smart Industry

AT32 MCUs are widely used across AIoT, smart home, smart industry, smart transportation, and smart commerce applications, demonstrating Artery’s continued commitment to empowering edge intelligence through innovative MCU technologies and realizing its brand vision of “Empowering Edge Intelligence.”

Looking ahead, Artery will continue to advance Edge AI, robotics, and intelligent control technologies, working with partners to create more innovative applications and accelerate the deployment of edge intelligence.

DHL Express launches direct Shanghai-Bangkok flight to support growing trade flows across China and Indochina

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New DHL daily flight service on Boeing 767 freighter strengthens connections between China, Indochina, the Middle East and Europe


SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 August 2026 – DHL Express has added a new direct flight between Shanghai and Bangkok, increasing capacity on a trade lane linking China and the rapidly growing economies of Indochina. The new flight route, Shanghai-Bangkok-Bahrain*-Brussels-Shanghai, significantly enhances connectivity among manufacturing, sourcing, and consumption markets across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.

DHL Express boosts Indochina connectivity with new Shanghai-Bangkok flight
DHL Express boosts Indochina connectivity with new Shanghai-Bangkok flight

Operated by a DHL Boeing 767 freighter with a maximum payload of 50 tons, the new daily service demonstrates DHL Express’s ongoing investments in network capacity and infrastructure to strengthen connectivity for customers in high-growth markets. Equally, it also reflects DHL’s constant review of evolving trade patterns and swift action to adapt to those changes.

“This route is a direct response to how trade flows in Asia are shifting,” said Peter Bardens, Senior Vice President for Network Operations & Aviation – Asia Pacific, DHL Express. “We’re seeing increasing movement of goods between China and Southeast Asia, alongside continued demand from customers in Europe and the Middle East for products manufactured across the region. This new route boosts our network where customers need it most, providing additional capacity and more direct connections between key production and consumption markets.”

Bangkok serves as a strategic gateway to the Indochina region, while Bahrain and Brussels are key DHL Express hubs. The introduction of the Shanghai-Bangkok route enables DHL Express to efficiently consolidate shipments originating from China and Southeast Asia before connecting them to destinations across Europe and the Middle East.

The direct flight comes at a time when manufacturers and traders in markets such as Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos are sourcing more from China. For many customers, those shipments are part of production chains that stretch across multiple countries. As trade links between China and Southeast Asia deepen, DHL Express is improving speed, flexibility and network resilience for customers moving materials, components and finished products across Asia and onward to global markets. Last month, DHL Express also expanded its Shenzhen gateway, located at Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport. The facility can handle 900 tons of cargo daily – approximately three times the original throughput – as it supports booming cross-border trade and e-commerce shipments in China.

At the same time, businesses in Europe and the Middle East continue to trade heavily with their peers in China and Southeast Asia for a wide range of products, from electronics and industrial components to consumer goods. As international business activity remains highly dispersed across global markets rather than concentrating within regions, the new route opens more trading opportunities for businesses while strengthening access for both regions.

As both intra-Asia and global trade flows continue to show resilience, DHL remains focused on investing in its dedicated air network. Another recent example includes the introduction of a new transpacific service by DHL Global Forwarding that connects Southeast Asia and the United States. These expansions seek to better connect businesses to global markets as well as build more agile supply chains.

*Note to editor: Due to the current conflict in Middle East, flights are tentatively diverted to other locations in the Middle East.
Hashtag: #DHLExpress #Globaltrade #Indochina


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DHL – The logistics company for the world

DHL is the leading global brand in the logistics industry. Our DHL divisions offer an unrivaled portfolio of logistics services ranging from national and international parcel delivery, e-commerce shipping and fulfillment solutions, international express, road, air and ocean transport to industrial supply chain management. With approximately 389,000 employees in more than 220 countries and territories worldwide, DHL connects people and businesses securely and reliably, enabling global sustainable trade flows. With specialized solutions for growth markets and industries including technology, life sciences and healthcare, engineering, manufacturing & energy, auto-mobility and retail, DHL is decisively positioned as “The logistics company for the world”.

DHL is part of DHL Group. The Group generated revenues of approximately 82.9 billion euros in 2025. With sustainable business practices and a commitment to society and the environment, the Group makes a positive contribution to the world. DHL Group aims to achieve net-zero emissions logistics by 2050.

Liangshan, China: 300,000 People Celebrate a Torch Carnival Night

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XICHANG, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 August 2026 – At 8 p.m. local time on August 8, along the eastern extension of Hangtian Avenue in Xichang City, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, China, 86 bonfires were lit, and tens of thousands of torches were raised in unison, turning the 3.2-kilometer-long street instantly into an ocean of joy. The lively Yi ethnic music set the 300,000-strong crowd ablaze with excitement at the scene, as people of all ages joined hands, performed traditional Yi folk dances around the bonfires, and revelled in the fiery carnival.

Performances at the Torch Carnival Night
Performances at the Torch Carnival Night

That night’s carnival was the centerpiece of the 2026 Liangshan Yi Torch Festival and marked the climax of the entire celebration. This year’s edition featured 98 distinctive cultural tourism events held simultaneously across all 17 counties and cities of Liangshan, creating a spectacular midsummer celebration.

Yi Ethnic Costume Fashion Show at the Torch Festival
Yi Ethnic Costume Fashion Show at the Torch Festival

On July 19, Puge County, serving as the “first stop” of the 2026 Liangshan Yi Torch Festival’s cultural tourism program, presented the traditional fire-lighting ceremony in its entirety alongside folk performances that offered visitors an authentic glimpse into the rich heritage of Yi culture. The celebrations then continued in Butuo County, Yuexi County, Huidong County, Huili City, and Dechang County, among others, featuring traditional costume showcases, intangible cultural heritage workshops, Yi ethnic music days, and other cultural tourism activities. The events will run through the end of August.

Liangshan Prefecture is home to the largest Yi ethnic community in China. Among the many traditional festivals of the Yi people, the Torch Festival stands out as the grandest, richest, and most vibrant celebration, drawing the largest crowds and showcasing the most distinctive Yi traditions.

During the height of summer, Liangshan enjoys a pleasant temperature averaging around 20°C. The prefecture is home to 20 ICH items at the national level and boasts 81 officially rated tourist attractions, including Qionghai Lake–Lushan Mountain, Lugu Lake, and Luoji Mountain. Here, breathtaking natural landscapes blend harmoniously with the profound cultural heritage of the Yi people. During the 2026 Spring Festival, May Day, and Dragon Boat Festival holidays, Liangshan recorded a year-on-year growth of over 10% in both tourist arrivals and total tourism consumption.

Hashtag: #LiangshanYiTorchFestival #TorchFestival #Liangshan

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Payment delays continue to strain UAE businesses as trade credit expands

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DUBAI, UAE – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 August 2026 – Trade credit remains essential for driving growth and strengthening customer relationships in the UAE. However, the latest Atradius Payment Practices Barometer reveals that persistent payment delays and rising default concerns are putting increasing pressure on liquidity and cash flow management.

UAE businesses are leaning more heavily on trade credit to stay competitive. Nearly half of respondents report extending more credit in recent months, with credit sales now making up an average of 47% of B2B transactions. While greater payment flexibility supports sales and relationships, it also heightens payment risk.

Payment performance remains challenging. Around two in five B2B invoices are paid late, and substantially more businesses report a deterioration in payment behaviour than an improvement. Industrial and construction sectors are the most affected, due to the longer and more complex payment cycles typical of these industries.

Customer cash flow constraints are the leading cause of delays (49%), followed by banking processes, internal approvals, and goods or services not being delivered as agreed. As a result, 47% of companies face higher financing needs, 46% report reduced liquidity headroom, and 38% struggle with cash flow planning. Concerns are also growing that overdue receivables will turn into bad debt.

Looking ahead, customer default risk remains a major concern. Nearly half (46%) of respondents expect default risk to rise further, while 39% anticipate it will stay elevated. This cautious outlook highlights the need for continued vigilance.

“Trade credit continues to play a vital role in supporting business growth across the UAE, but companies are having to balance expanding trade opportunities with a more challenging payment environment,” said Roeland Punt, CEO of Atradius Middle East. “Payment delays remain widespread and concerns about customer default are increasing, placing greater pressure on liquidity and cash flow planning. As a result, many businesses are strengthening their approach to credit risk management, combining closer customer monitoring with measures that help safeguard cash flow and support resilience.”

To address these pressures, companies are stepping up credit controls and increasing their use of risk mitigation tools. This includes more rigorous customer assessments, close monitoring of payment behaviour, stronger collections processes, and the use of credit insurance. Credit insurance is particularly common among larger industrial businesses.

Businesses are also mindful of broader macroeconomic risks. Slower economic growth, inflation, cost pressures, and rising interest rates are expected to continue influencing B2B payment behaviour. Despite these headwinds, profitability expectations remain resilient, with a strong majority of businesses reporting rising profit margins even amid ongoing payment risks and elevated credit pressures.

Atradius conducted the annual survey during the second half of Q2 2026. Results should be interpreted with this timing in mind, as market conditions may have evolved. Responses were gathered from businesses across the UAE across the industrial, construction, trade, and services sectors.

Hashtag: #Atradius #CreditInsurance #B2BPayment #CreditRisk #NonPayment #BadDebt


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About Atradius

Atradius is a global provider of credit insurance, surety, collections and information services, with a strategic presence in over 50 countries. The products offered by Atradius protect companies around the world against the default risks associated with selling goods and services on credit. Atradius is a member of GCO, one of the leading companies in the Spanish insurance sector and one of the largest credit insurers in the world. You can find more information online at

Seven-Year-Old Becomes Laos’ Youngest Internationally Rated Chess Player

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A picture of Bounthiengtham “Jayson” Sengphachan during the youth tournament in Australia. (Photo by Vientiane Chess Academy)

Seven-year-old Bounthiengtham “Jayson” Sengphachan has already done something no Lao chess player his age has done before.

A picture of Jayson’s rating in FIDE International Chess Federation.

The young player from Vientiane Chess Academy recently became the youngest Lao player to receive an official FIDE Rapid rating, a ranking based on performance in faster-paced chess games, scoring 1503 after a series of strong performances in youth tournaments in Australia.

Now, Jayson is in Singapore representing Laos at the 24th ASEAN+ Age Group Chess Championships, which runs from 7 to 17 August.

His latest run of tournaments came during the school holidays. In Sydney, he picked up Best U8 honors at tournaments in Epping and Pymble, as well as a second-place finish in another competition.

“A rating jump like that doesn’t happen by accident,” said his coach, Robert Suelo Jr. “It reflects the hours he’s put in studying, the discipline of showing up to classes consistently, and how well he applies pattern recognition under real tournament pressure.”

Laos Youth Chess team at Wattay airport heading to Singapore for the 24th ASEAN+ Age Group Chess Championships

Suelo, a Philippine National Master and FIDE Instructor, has been coaching in Laos since 2023. He said the 1503 rating is only part of what makes Jayson stand out.

“For me, the rating number is really just a marker of something deeper,” he said. “What excites me about Jayson is that you can see his own personality coming through in how he plays. That’s what strong chess is really about, not just memorizing lines, but developing your own way of seeing the board.”

Jayson has developed a particularly sharp eye for patterns on the board.

“It’s how he finds chances other players might miss,” Suelo said. “We don’t want this to be the end. Our goal is to develop quality players for the Lao national team and one day help them compete in Asia and on the international stage.”

More than a game

Suelo also sees chess as something that can bring people together, regardless of age or background.

And while ratings and tournament results matter, Suelo hopes people watching the young Lao players in Singapore will pay attention to the players’ personalities beyong their playing abillities.

For now, Jayson is still only seven. But he has already earned an international rating, competed abroad and taken his place among Laos’ young chess players on the regional stage.

But Jayson is not the only young player in the family.

A picture of William’s chess rating in all three major formats.
A picture of Bounthengnoy “William” Sengphachan.

His older brother, Bounthengnoy “William” Sengphachan, is FIDE-rated in all three major formats, Standard, Rapid and Blitz, and is currently ranked among Laos’ top active players. He is also competing in Singapore.

William earned all three ratings in just over a year of learning and playing chess. During the family’s school holidays in Australia, he competed in several Sydney tournaments, winning Champion titles, a Best U12 award and other trophies.

The two brothers are part of a growing group of young Lao players getting more opportunities to train, compete and play against stronger opponents outside the country.

Cambodia, Vietnam, Belarus, Others Mourn Death of Lao NA President Xaysomphone

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Lao National Assembly President Xaysomphone Phomvihane, who died on 8 August 2026 in Vientiane, Laos. (Photo: Lao National Assembly).

Foreign leaders and diplomatic missions are paying tribute to Xaysomphone Phomvihane, President of the Lao National Assembly (NA) who died on 8 August at age 69.

In Laos itself, the Department of Culture and Tourism of Vientiane Capital ordered entertainment venues and karaoke bars in the capital to close temporarily five days from 8 to 12 August, to cooperate in paying tribute to Xasomphone’s passing.

Cambodian NA President Khuon Sudary opened the wave of condolences, sending a letter on 10 August to Sounthone Xayyachak, Laos’ NA Vice-President in which she called Xaysomphone’s death a profound loss and expressed deep sadness on learning of his passing. 

She praised his leadership, wisdom and lifelong dedication to public service, noting his contribution to national development and modernisation in Laos. Khuon also highlighted his role in strengthening Cambodia-Laos relations, saying his efforts had deepened inter-parliamentary cooperation between the two countries and that Cambodia would always remember his contribution with respect and gratitude.

Vietnam followed with a formal show of national mourning, declaring two days of observance on 10 and 11 August. During that period, offices and agencies nationwide, along with Vietnamese missions abroad, flew flags at half-mast and suspended public entertainment activities. 

Also, Vietnamese Party, State, National Assembly and Government delegations visited the Lao Embassy in Hanoi to sign a condolence book, while Vietnam’s NA observed a minute of silence before opening its first extraordinary session. NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man also travelled to Vientiane to lay a wreath in person.

Belarus extended its own condolences soon after, with President Aleksandr Lukashenko writing to Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith to describe Xaysonophone as a devoted son of Laos who dedicated his life to serving his homeland. 

Lukashenko said Belarus shared the Lao people’s grief over an irreplaceable loss and pledged that Belarusians would always remember Xaysomphone’s contribution to strengthening bilateral relations and inter-parliamentary cooperation, while also extending support to his family and colleagues

Thailand added its voice through its Thai Embassy in Vientiane, which sent condolences over Xaysomphone’s passing.

The United States joined the tributes as well, with its embassy in Vientiane extending condolences to Xaysomphone’s family, friends and the people of Laos as the country entered a period of mourning.

The United Nations in Laos also sent its condolences, reaching out to Xaysomphone’s family, the government and the Lao people, and pledged to hold his contributions and years of service in high regard.

The European Union in Laos echoed that message, offering sympathy to the Phomvihane family, the NA and the Lao people, and said it would look back on his years of dedication to the country with deep respect.

Further afield, the Lao Embassy in China’s Beijing marked the loss with a memorial ceremony on 10 August, led by Ambassador Somphone Silachaleun and attended by embassy staff, Lao workers and Lao students living in China. 

Xaysomphone was born in December 1956, the eldest of four sons of Kaysone Phomvihane, Laos’ first prime minister and a central figure in the country’s revolutionary era, who led the transformation of Laos into the Lao People’s Democratic Republic in 1975.

His younger brothers are Thongsavanh, Sanyahak and Santiphab. 

Xaysomphone led the Lao Front for National Construction from 2016 before returning to the NA, where he served as president from 2021 until his death, winning re-election in March 2026.

VinSpace Announces Launch Contract with SpaceX, Marking a New Milestone for Vietnam’s Space Industry

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HANOI, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 August 2026 – VinSpace Joint Stock Company (“VinSpace”) announced the signing of a launch contract with U.S.-basedSpaceX. The agreement marks a significant milestone in VinSpace’s roadmap to build comprehensive aerospace capabilities, advancing its mission to foster the development of Vietnam’s space industry.

VinSpace's satellites will launch aboard a Transporter rideshare mission in 2027 as part of SpaceX's rideshare program.
VinSpace’s satellites will launch aboard a Transporter rideshare mission in 2027 as part of SpaceX’s rideshare program.

Under the agreement, VinSpace’s satellites will launch aboard a Transporter rideshare mission in 2027 as part of SpaceX’s rideshare program, which enables multiple customers to share a single launch. VinSpace is responsible for the research, development, manufacturing and on-orbit operation of its satellites. The satellites will support the on-orbit demonstration of in-house developed technologies, strengthen VinSpace’s satellite engineering capabilities, and pave the way for future commercial space applications.

The agreement provides an important foundation for VinSpace’s first satellite missions. In April 2026, the company announced its plan to develop and launch its first satellites into orbit in 2027.

The agreement represents another important step in VinSpace’s long-term vision to become a full-stack aerospace company, developing capabilities across the entire space value chain – from satellite design and manufacturing to Assembly, Integration and Testing (AIT), launch mission management, satellite operations, and downstream space data products and services.

Selecting SpaceX as its launch service provider reflects VinSpace’s strategy of working with the world’s leading technology companies to realise its first space missions.

Mr. Thu Vu, Chief Executive Officer of VinSpace, shared that:“Reliable access to space is fundamental to turning satellite innovation into operational missions. This contract with SpaceX is an important milestone in VinSpace’s long-term strategy to help build Vietnam’s space ecosystem and strengthen the country’s position within the global space economy.”

VinSpace’s upcoming satellite missions are expected to provide an important platform for in-orbit technology validation, accelerate the development of Vietnam’s aerospace talent, deepen international collaboration, and support the commercialisation of space technologies. As satellites, low Earth orbit (LEO) constellations and other space technologies become increasingly important to economic growth, infrastructure resilience and national technological competitiveness, VinSpace is committed to strengthening Vietnam’s sovereign space capabilities while delivering commercially sustainable solutions for customers across Vietnam, Southeast Asia and international markets.

Hashtag: #VinSpace

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About VinSpace

VinSpace, a member of the Vingroup ecosystem, is building towards becoming Vietnam’s leading full-stack aerospace company. Our ambition is to develop capabilities across the entire space value chain, from satellite systems and ground infrastructure to geospatial intelligence, satellite connectivity and downstream applications.

Through strategic partnerships with leading global technology providers, alongside long-term investment in research, development and commercialisation, VinSpace delivers space-enabled solutions for infrastructure, energy, environmental management, logistics and smart cities.

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