SK Group has sold all shares in Vingroup, Masan, and Imexpharm, marking a shift in their investment strategy in Vietnam. Since 2018, SK has reduced their investment from $3.5 billion to about $650 million, focusing on restructuring finances and pivoting towards semiconductor, AI, and electric vehicle battery sectors. For Masan, SK invested 11 trillion VND, but plans to fully exit by October 2025. Similarly, SK invested $1 billion in Vingroup with plans to divest by 2025. This strategy also included withdrawing from Imexpharm, selling shares to a Chinese enterprise. In addition, SK proposes several energy and technology projects in Vietnam, including LNG power plants in Thanh Hoa and Nghe An with total investments up to $4 billion.
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