Growing interest from Chinese investors in Vietnam’s market
Chinese investment has primarily flowed into advanced manufacturing, technology, and professional services sectors.
Chinese investment has primarily flowed into advanced manufacturing, technology, and professional services sectors.
Vietnam remains on the path of recovery driven by the turnaround in the global electronics cycle.
By leveraging collaborative relationships and overcoming barriers to electric vehicle adoption, Vietnam has the potential to accelerate its green transportation race.
Manufacturing for export is regaining momentum, alongside a promising outlook for long-term foreign direct investment.
The top three neighboring countries whose companies are eager to expand their operations in Vietnam are Thailand (66%), Malaysia (58%), and Indonesia (55%).
The strategy to attract more FDI should begin with understanding and assessing the competitive landscape between Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries.
Vietnam’s economy is forecast to recover by 6% in 2024, returning to its normal growth trend.
An export-oriented manufacturing and inbound foreign direct investment drive Vietnam's economic growth.
This would propel Vietnam into the world’s top 10 largest consumer markets by 2030.
Vietnam’s prudent policies resulted in a prolonged period of high growth, price stability, and low public debt-to-GDP ratios.