Opportunities

Agritech companies from the GRAFT Challenge Vietnam would kickstart a wave of agricultural innovation in the country.

South Korea continues to be Vietnam’s largest foreign investor with an accumulated registered capital of US$72 billion in 9,100 projects.

Finance banking and insurance are Swiss businesses’ advantages but there are a few that have invested in Vietnam.

Southeast Asia-focused venture capital funds are putting more effort into early-stage investment in Vietnam, and such a trend is expected to continue growing in the next 10 years.

The result remained positive at a time when the Covid-19 crisis led to a 35% contraction in global FDI flows to US$1 trillion, the lowest level since 2005.

The EuroCham Business Climate Index reaffirms the urgent need for Vietnam to accelerate vaccinations.

The country continues to offer appealing business and investment opportunities given its strong fundamentals.

Vietnam is a standout economy in Southeast Asia in terms of being able to capture new supply chains moving near, stated an expert.

Strengthening trade relations will create more jobs and opportunities for Australia and Vietnam.

Vietnam plans to organize a digital investment conference in Q3 this year, promoting investment into industrial parks or economic zones online.

Covid-19 is seen as a catalyst to drive the demand for expanding digital infrastructure.

The government has set up an FDI task force to support multinationals and foreign businesses grasping investment opportunities in Vietnam.

Proptech, standing for property and technology, is expected to tackle the current problems of Vietnamese real estate.

2020 was a challenging year but also presented many opportunities for innovation and technology investment globally and domestically.

Vietnam is now ideally placed to attract additional foreign investment from the UK, the fifth largest global investor, said Tim Evans, CEO of HSBC Vietnam.

Global supply chains will turn to Vietnam, India and Turkey for more diverse sourcing.