Import–export turnover, budget revenues and FDI continue to climb, though the PM warns of exchange-rate pressures and slow public-investment disbursement.

To achieve the ambition of becoming one of the world’s 20 largest economies, Việt Nam can no longer rely solely on traditional development models.

Hải Phòng and Antwerp - two port cities of strategic importance in Southeast Asia and Europe, respectively - share many notable similarities, as both serve as gateways for imports and exports, handle enormous volumes of cargo each year, and function as major logistics hubs for vast economic regions.

Over the past 17 years, Samsung Vietnam has successfully implemented numerous high-tech projects, operated six manufacturing entities, one research and development institute, and one sales entity, while continuously maintaining impressive revenues, reaffirming its position as a leading FDI enterprise in Việt Nam.

Notably, the top 10 in both categories comprised 60 per cent domestic firms and 40 per cent foreign-invested companies, signalling significant advances made by Vietnamese enterprises and underscoring that the “sustainability playground” is no longer dominated by FDI firms with strong governance foundations.

The Hanoi Support Centre for Enterprise and Investment Promotion (SCE) in coordination with the Hà Nội Department of Finance, held a seminar on corporate taxation on December 5 to help businesses in the capital adapt to ongoing tax reforms and an evolving investment environment.

The Hanoi Support Centre for Enterprise and Investment Promotion (SCE) in coordination with the Hà Nội Department of Finance, held a seminar on corporate taxation on December 5 to help businesses in the capital adapt to ongoing tax reforms and an evolving investment environment.

The market benchmark index still managed to extend the current rising streak on Vin-family stocks.  

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính today chaired a meeting of the Government’s Standing Committee to review the draft plan for establishing free trade zones and mechanisms and policies to develop a national oil refining and energy hub in the Dung Quất Economic Zone in Quảng Ngãi Province.

Việt Nam is seeking to reposition itself in a changing global landscape and adopt new growth model centred on productivity, innovation and sustainability to meet its development goals by 2045, experts said at the Việt Nam Economic and Financial Forum held on Friday.

Việt Nam is boosting its rice exports with cleaner, low-emission grains grown under the 1 Million hectares high-quality, low-emission rice Project in the Mekong Delta. These climate-smart practices help Vietnamese rice meet strict international standards, strengthening its reputation as a cleaner, greener and more competitive export on the global market.

The ready-built factory (RBF) model in Việt Nam has strategically surpassed the traditional build-on-leased-land approach, becoming the preferred choice for international investors, real-estate consultants noted.

The event will take place from 18-20 December at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre in HCM City.

The fund will be established under a business contractual cooperation (BCC) with no legal status, operating on market principles and accepting risks to promote innovation.

The project, which will cost a total investment capital of VNĐ2.35 trillion (US$89.4 million) in Phase 1, is expected to create new growth momentum for the province, complete the technical infrastructure system, create jobs, increase budget revenue and attract more investment capital into the area in the coming time.

The new factory officially commenced full-scale operations in September, approximately doubling the production capacity for automated equipment products, particularly ATMs.

As of May 2025, Dragon Capital consulted and managed total assets of about VNĐ128 trillion (US$ 4.9 billion).

The 23rd Vietnam International Trade Fair opened in HCM City on Thursday, showcasing high-quality products, cutting-edge technologies, and innovative solutions for a smart, convenient and modern lifestyle.

The clear recovery of the tourism industry, the deceleration of future accommodation supply, and increasing demand for high-end products are helping to bolster investor confidence in the hotel sector, according to the Vietnam Hotel Investment Guide 2025.

The circular mandates that card issuers must conduct a face-to-face meeting and match the biometric data of individual customers or the legal representative of institutional customers with their identity documents.