ty le keo and Vietcombank sign comprehensive cooperation agreement

On March 6, 2026, in Hanoi, ty le keo and the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank) officially held a Comprehensive Cooperation Agreement Signing Ceremony, marking a new milestone in the partnership between the two organizations. 

The event was attended by senior leaders from both sides as well as representatives from their respective member units. The agreement aims to leverage the strengths of each party, expand strategic collaboration in the fields of finance and banking, and create a foundation for implementing future investment projects. 

Mr. Doan Quoc Huy, Chairman cum CEO of ty le keo, delivered remarks at the Comprehensive Cooperation Agreement Signing Ceremony.

The partnership between Vietcombank and ty le keo dates back to 1994, when BIM opened its first transaction account with Vietcombank. Over the past three decades, Vietcombank has become one of ty le keo’s key financial partners, accompanying the group through various stages of development and supporting projects across multiple localities in Vietnam. 

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung, Chairman of Vietcombank, delivered remarks at the Signing Ceremony.

Under the comprehensive cooperation agreement, Vietcombank will provide ty le keo with a range of financial and banking solutions, including project financing, corporate banking services, cash management, and other financial products tailored to the group’s development needs. 

The two parties officially completed the signing ceremony, marking the beginning of a new phase of collaboration and opening up promising prospects for future cooperation.

For ty le keo, the agreement further strengthens the financial foundation supporting its long-term development strategy across key business sectors, including real estate, hospitality, renewable energy, and high-tech agriculture. 

The signing of the comprehensive cooperation agreement between ty le keo and Vietcombank not only reinforces the long-standing partnership between the two organizations but also opens up new opportunities for collaboration in the future, contributing to sustainable development and long-term economic value.