Biti's awards over 1,000 scholarships to pupils and students

On August 7, Binh Tien Consumer Goods Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Biti's) held the 20th edition of its “Nurturing Vietnam's Talents” scholarship program at Binh Tien Bien Hoa Co., Ltd. in the Amata Industrial Park in Long Binh ward, Dong Nai City, honoring children of officials and employees who achieved outstanding academic results in 2026.

Biti's leaders present symbolic scholarship awards to schools and localities in Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Vuong The

This year, Biti's has allocated nearly VND1.7 billion to award more than 1,000 scholarships to children of officials and employees working at its factories and affiliated units who have achieved outstanding academic results. The annual program aims to encourage a love of learning and motivate students to pursue their aspirations and continue their education.

The year 2026 marks the 20th anniversary of the “Nurturing Vietnam's Talents” scholarship program. Biti's launched the program in 2006 as part of its efforts to support education and promote a culture of learning in Vietnam. Since 2007, Biti's has run an internal scholarship program for children of its officials and employees, which has continued ever since. Over the past two decades, the company has awarded more than 1,000 scholarships each year, helping generations of students pursue their studies.

Biti's leaders and guests present scholarships to students who are children of company officials and employees. Photo: Vuong The

Alongside the scholarship awards, Biti's also organized a workshop titled “Raising Children in the AI Era,” equipping parents with knowledge and practical guidance to better support their children in the digital age. The company also launched the “Biti's Kids Got Talent” contest, providing a platform for children to showcase their talents, foster creativity and build confidence.

At the event, Biti's also presented symbolic scholarship awards to schools and localities in Dong Nai City and Ho Chi Minh City. Lai Khiem, Vice Chairwoman of the Biti's Board of Directors, said the activities not only form part of the company's employee welfare programs but also reflect its commitment to supporting younger generations and contributing to the community.

By V. The – Translated by M.Nguyet, Thu Ha