FLAT Legal Journal
The scenario: a Japanese parts maker brings genba to Vietnam Naniwa Seiko, a Japanese auto parts manufacturer with 70 years of history, has decided to open a technical…
Read article ↗The scenario: where to put 80 R and D engineers? VoltEdge, an electronics company with an assembly plant in Vietnam since 2019, wants to build an 80-engineer research…
Read article ↗The scenario: six subsidiaries, six separate cash boxes AseanFood Group runs six subsidiaries in Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. Each subsidiary holds its own cash,…
Read article ↗The scenario: headquarters in Kuala Lumpur or Hong Kong? MedTech Asia, a medical device group with a factory in Vietnam for eight years, wants to upgrade its model:…
Read article ↗The scenario: a Hong Kong company as the brain, a Vietnamese factory as the hands HarbourPeak Ltd, a Hong Kong parent, owns a factory in Long An that…
Read article ↗The scenario: a Korean group consolidates its shareholdings Hanbit Group of Korea holds two subsidiaries in Vietnam: an electronics factory in Bac Ninh owned directly by the Seoul…
Read article ↗The scenario: a Thai group wants a parent company in Vietnam SiamPacific, a Thai consumer goods group, owns three subsidiaries in Vietnam: a factory in Binh Duong, a…
Read article ↗The scenario: an 800-million-dollar startup picks its IPO home turf VietSwift, a Vietnamese logistics startup valued at 800 million USD after its Series C, targets an IPO within…
Read article ↗The scenario: 25 specialists and the leadership’s visa puzzle Imagine a German technology group, call it Nordwerk, with 200 staff across Asia-Pacific, deciding between Singapore and Hong Kong…
Read article ↗Scenario: a precision-engineering firm in Bac Ninh machines components for a US customer; an electronics firm in Hai Phong imports US chips, assembles them and exports to third…
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