Investment

The groundbreaking ceremony or the construction of the beef processing complex is a significant occasion that commemorates 50 years of diplomatic ties between Vietnam and Japan.

The Vietnamese Government will ensure favorable conditions for Sunny Group to succeed in their investment and business operations in the country.

Businesses from both sides will become important, reliable, and sustainable partners for each other.

Vietnam and Japan enjoy strong and comprehensive relations in all fields, with high political trust.

As early as 2023, a growing number of global intra-Asian multinationals are looking to either expand or make new investments in the country.

The city intends to strengthen investment promotion activities from key markets such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, China, the United States, and Europe.

A joint working group will be established to develop suitable solutions for the project.

Vietnam prioritizes protecting the legitimate interests of both domestic and foreign investors, especially strategic investors.

The Government considers effective performance in public investment would catalyze development.

The Red River Delta is a leading center for education, health, technology, and research, with a skilled and abundant workforce while boasting a well-designed transportation system.

Hanoi aims to build a highly competitive economy on a regional and global scale.

Singapore’s FDI into Vietnam in 2022 amounted to nearly US$6.46 billion, making it the largest foreign investor for that year.

The planning process should be completed by 2025.

Seven international partners will support the investment in infrastructure, transport, urban development, and climate response.

Vietnam's real estate market continues to show strong appeal to foreign investors despite global economic difficulties.

A number of supportive policies over the past years have enabled Vietnam to create room for domestic startups to grow, especially in areas where Vietnam is on par with other countries.

Vietnam would not sacrifice social advancement, equality, and the environment for economic growth.

Vietnam encourages Swiss investment in high-priority fields such as finance banking, insurance, manufacturing and processing, pharmacy, renewables, and tourism.

The Government of Laos pledged to amend the law to facilitate the investment of Vietnamese companies that have poured more than US$5.34 billion in the neighboring country so far.

This is part of an overall plan for Vietnam to stabilize economic fundamentals, contain inflation, and boost growth.