<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>[HO CHI MINH CITY] Construction powerhouses from Vietnam – Vingroup, Sovico, Thaco, Masterise and Becamex – and Malaysia’s Gamuda Land are jockeying for a piece of Ho Chi Minh City’s massive metro build-out.</p><p>With the US$40 billion in hand from public and private capital sources, the city will build 10 urban railway lines by 2035. The network is poised to become the backbone of a new urban framework for Vietnam’s southern metropolis.</p><p>Momentum has picked up sharply this year, fuelled by legal reforms that give private conglomerates political cover, faster approvals and more viable public-private partnership models. The changes open the door for investors to secure prime land in exchange for developing critical transport infrastructure.</p> </div></div>

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<p>来自越南和马来西亚的建筑巨头正在争夺胡志明市 400 亿美元地铁项目的份额。该市计划到 2035 年建设 10 条城市铁路线路，资金来源于公共和私人资本。近期的法律改革加速了该项目的推进，向投资者提供优质土地，以换取其开发交通基础设施</p>

越南胡志明市的 400 亿美元地铁建设热潮