Coffee is cheap and everywhere in Vietnam; the fight between Highlands, Trung Nguyên and Phúc Long is about rent, brand and who pays for a seat.
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Coffee is cheap and everywhere in Vietnam; the fight between Highlands, Trung Nguyên and Phúc Long is about rent, brand and who pays for a seat.
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A state-controlled dairy company with multinational margins, thirty years under one CEO, and foreign shareholders waiting for the state to sell.
Masan built the brands first, bought the shops second, and is still paying for the logic that connects them.
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