FDI firms face challenges on Vietnam’s stock market
Part of blame is the business performance of the FDI firms which lack stability and significant growth in annual profits, which discourages investors.
Part of blame is the business performance of the FDI firms which lack stability and significant growth in annual profits, which discourages investors.
In addition to being positive on cross-border investment, 62% of respondents in Vietnam expect to increase their domestic investment in the next 12 months, higher than other economies such as China, Japan and Singapore.
On the back of the estimated GRDP growth rate of 7.46% in 2019, a four-year high, Hanoi targets the GRDP in 2020 to grow at least 7.5% onwards.
On the occasion of the Teachers’ Day in Vietnam, Mr. Troy Griffiths, deputy managing director of Savills Vietnam, shares his view on investments in the education sector in this country.
All fields, except for security and national defense, must be open for investment, said Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.