CT GROUP SHOWCASES ADVANCED TECH AT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY EXHIBITION

KUALA LUMPUR, May 20 (Bernama) -- CT Group was among a select group of private enterprises invited to participate in a special exhibition held at the National Assembly Building, Hanoi, aimed at implementing Vietnam’s Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW on private economic development.

In a statement, CT Group said unlike traditional trade fairs, this event served as a showcase for innovation and progress within the private sector.

Under the theme Resolution No. 68 – A New Driver for Vietnam’s Private Economic Development”, CT Group and its member companies highlighted pioneering technologies in advanced transportation, semiconductors, and carbon credit trading—positioning the group as a leading force in shaping Vietnam’s future innovation landscape.

The presence of General Secretary To Lam at CT Group's booth underscored the growing national focus on the private sector’s role in technological advancement and economic transformation.

At the centre of CT Group’s exhibit was an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capable of carrying passengers. Developed by CT UAV, the aircraft features a 190 kilometres per hour (km/h) top speed, two-hour flight endurance, and 350 km range. With a full-sized prototype set to debut in October 2025, the innovation signals a transformative vision for urban mobility.

CT Semiconductor also made headlines with its semiconductor manufacturing facility in Binh Duong, currently in its second phase of development. As the first domestically owned ATP chip plant in Vietnam, it aims to produce 100 million chips annually by 2027.

Scheduled to begin operations in the fourth quarter of this year, the project dedicates over 10 per cent of its budget to research and development, targeting future technologies like artificial intelligence, 6G, and autonomous systems.

Further reinforcing its role in green transformation, CT Group’s CCTPA initiative is building a full-service ASEAN Carbon Credit Trading Platform (CCTPA). The ecosystem includes UAV-based emission monitoring (CarbonFly), automation tools like Sustain.Life for emissions reporting, and environmental, social and governance (ESG) consulting—supporting Vietnamese businesses in accessing global carbon markets and meeting sustainability benchmarks.

CT Group’s strategic focus on nine core Industry 4.0 technologies reflects a broader transformation from a diversified business group into a future-ready innovation hub. By concentrating on high-impact sectors such as transportation, semiconductors, and carbon trading, the group is actively contributing to the goals of Resolution No. 68—enhancing productivity, innovation, and integration into the global economy.

With over three decades of development, CT Group is redefining the role of private enterprise in Vietnam’s economic structure—moving from growth to leadership through technology mastery and sustainable development.

-- BERNAMA