In the morning of 11/12/2013, at the head office of PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation (PV GAS), a ceremony was organized to publicly announce the new Chairman of PV GAS Board of Directors. Attending the ceremony were, from Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group, Mr. Phung Dinh Thuc - PVN Secretary of Party Committee, Board Chairman, Mr. Do Van Hau – President & CEO; representatives of Party Committee departments, leaders of relevant departments; from PV GAS leadership, Mr. Do Khang Ninh - Secretary of Party Committee, President & CEO, Mr. Tran Van Tam, Vice Permanent Secretary of Party Committee, Chairman of Trade Union; Mr. Vu Dinh Chien, Deputy Board Chairman; members of PV GAS Party Committee Executive Board; members of Board of Directors, Management Board, leaders of divisions, affiliates and subsidiaries; leadership representatives of PV GAS mass organizations.

In the morning of Friday 06/12/2013, during the business trip to Southern provinces, Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan – Politburo member, Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly visited and worked with PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation (PV GAS). Attending the meeting with Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan were leaders from PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation: Mr. Le Nhu Linh - Chairman of Board of Directors, Mr. Do Khang Ninh - Secretary of Party Committee, President & CEO, Mr. Vu Dinh Chien – Vice Chairman of Board of Directors, members of Board of Directors, Management Board, leaders of Divisions, subsidiaries and members of PV GAS.

By 24/11/2013, Vung Tau Gas Processing Company (KVT), a member of PV GAS, has completed its 2013 annual business targets. In specific, its dry gas output is 1,081.7 million cubic meters (2013 annual plan), representing 100.3% of the annual plan and expected to reach 1,190 million cubic meters by 31/12/2013, or 110% of the annual plan; LPG output 264.37/216 thousand tons, equal to 122.4% and expected to reach 286.14 thousand tons, or 132% by 31/12/2013; Bach Ho Condensate output 54.2/51 thousand tons, equal to 106.3% and expected to rise to 59.34 thousand tons or 116% by 31/12/2013.