Luster Joint Stock Company: 6 years of development
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- 15:17 05/04/2024
DNHN - With an extensive network of partners both domestically and internationally, Luster has affirmed its position in the market, while bringing value to customers through quality products and services.
Over the past 6 years of establishment and development (from 28/03/2018 to the present), Luster has been a successful enterprise and a symbol of professionalism and creativity in its field. With an extensive network of partners both domestically and internationally, Luster has affirmed its position in the market, while bringing value to customers through quality products and services.
Constantly pioneering the application of technology in management and service provision, Luster has launched the TripX application - an online car rental service. This has made car rental easier and more convenient than ever before, reflecting the company’s creativity and pioneering spirit in business.
In parallel with the development in the traditional field, Luster also aims to expand its operations into new and potential fields. Study abroad and labour export are two areas that Luster has placed high expectations on. With a list of top destinations such as Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Germany, Canada, the US and many other countries, Luster is committed to bringing students and workers the best opportunities to study and work.
In her speech, Ms Le Thi Duyen - General Director of Luster Company mentioned the difficulties that will be faced this year and how the international strategy helps Luster overcome those challenges. She also shared specific ideas and plans to ensure that Luster will continue to develop and succeed in the future.
With the mission of continuous improvement and development, Luster is committed to grasping market trends and meeting customer needs in the best way possible. Not only a business enterprise, Luster is also a part of the community, always contributing and sharing to build a prosperous and sustainable society.
At the event, the signing of the Joint Venture Cooperation Contract between Luster Joint Stock Company and Saigon Science and Technology Development Institute promises to open up new opportunities and bring significant success in the future.
6 years is a long and meaningful journey for Luster Joint Stock Company. The most important thing is the continuous development and commitment to customers and the community. On the next journey, Luster will continue to expand and develop, bringing the best value to all partners and customers.
Khai Vinh - Tuan Vu
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