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Twenty-eight ministries and 17 localities disburse public investment below the national average.

Twenty-eight ministries and 17 localities disburse public investment below the national average.

Summary

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Across the country, over 182.5 billion dong in public investment funds has been disbursed, reaching 18% of the Prime Minister's target plan. 28 central ministries and 17 localities have disbursed at lower rates than the overall average.

AI quick analysis

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Analysis Scope

  • Central and local government investment capital, disbursement of various ministries and agencies.

Background

  • The country has reached 18% of the Prime Minister's plan, but many ministries, agencies, and localities have not yet reached the average common rate.
  • 2) Mechanism of Action:
  • Low expectations for disbursement of investment capital → Slow flow of funds into projects → Valuation and margins of companies in the construction and machinery industries may be affected.

Level of surprise

  • The news has a basis when based on actual disbursement data, but the rate of achieving the plan is still low, unclear reasons.
  • 3) Beneficial or Pressured Industry/Stock Group:

Benefited

  • Companies in the construction industry (e.g., VGC, Cotecmo) and machinery (e.g., Tisco, Nam Kim) may face pressure due to slow project funding.

Pressured

  • Other industries not directly related to construction and machinery may not be directly affected.

4) Risks to Monitor

  • Risk of slow project funding affecting valuation and margins of companies in the construction and machinery industries.
  • Unclear risk of the reason for the low disbursement rate.
  • 5) Short-term Framework:
  • In the short term, it may be necessary to monitor changes in the disbursement rates of various ministries, agencies, and local governments.
  • Need to monitor new information on the reason for the low disbursement rate and measures taken to improve the situation.

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Source excerpt

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As of May 21, the country has disbursed over 182.5 trillion VND in public investment capital, reaching 18% of the target set by the Prime Minister. However, there are still 28 central ministries and agencies and 17 localities with disbursement rates lower than the overall average.