Huawei signs deal with Vietnamese bank SHB to expand Vietnam footprint

A visitor checks a mobile phone near the Huawei logo during the Mobile World Congress in Shanghai, China June 28, 2023. REUTERS
HANOI, April 20 (Reuters) – Vietnamese lender SHB and China’s Huawei Technologies Group signed a ​strategic cooperation agreement on Sunday, SHB ‌said, a move that will allow the Chinese technology giant to expand its presence ​in Vietnam.
  • Under the agreement, Huawei will ​support SHB in designing technology architectures ⁠and building data platforms, SHB said ​in a statement.
  • It will also support the ​bank in ensuring stable and safe operations, according to the statement.
  • “The cooperation with SHB is ​an important milestone in the group’s ​market expansion in Vietnam,” Spawn Fan, a Huawei ‌senior ⁠executive, said in the statement.
  • Huawei has been cooperating with other Vietnamese financial institutions such as SCB, SeABank and Home ​Credit, focusing ​on digital ⁠transformation, security, data analytics, cloud computing, and optimising banking ​system operations, according to the Vietnam ​Banks ⁠Association.
  • Huawei last year won contracts to build parts of Vietnam’s 5G network in a ⁠major ​shift from Hanoi’s prior ​policy barring Chinese companies from its 5G infrastructure.

Reporting ​by Khanh Vu; Editing by David Stanway

 

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