nas second extraordinary meeting national master plan under review

NA’s second extraordinary meeting: National Master Plan under review

Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung presented a report on the National Master Plan for the 2021-2030 period with a vision to 2050, following the opening of the 15th National Assembly’s second extraordinary meeting in Hanoi on January 5.
cake efforts make sweet gains

Cake efforts make sweet gains

Though newly established, leveraging significant investment in technology, Cake by VPBank has emerged as one of Vietnam's top digital banks in terms of customer growth and service quality.
digital bonanza in sights for asean

Digital bonanza in sights for ASEAN

To promote trade and investment ties, ASEAN member states will continue strengthening the bloc’s efforts to go digital on the back of its great potential, with Vietnam boosting the application of digital technologies and administrative reforms to facilitate businesses and investors.
public investment to support real estate market

Public investment to support real estate market

It is hoped that extended involvement of public investment into related infrastructure development will help accelerate the prospects of the real estate market.
innovation at centre of aeons expansion

Innovation at centre of AEON’s expansion

AEON Group has defined Vietnam as the second hub beside Japan to accelerate investment. This is because it has plenty of potential for development thanks to high population growth rate and the growing middle class. Living standards of people is also improving.
vietnamese investors changing strategies to combat inflation

Vietnamese investors changing strategies to combat inflation

Around 80 per cent of local investors are more actively managing their wealth and making changes to their investment strategies, according to Standard Chartered’s latest Wealth Expectancy Report.
opportunities for vietnam amid china policy switch

Opportunities for Vietnam amid China policy switch

The easing of China's pandemic restrictions is expected not only to help Vietnam increase the number of international tourists, but also to attract investment, according to various experts.
dealmaking potential ripe in vietnam for esg minded groups

Dealmaking potential ripe in Vietnam for ESG-minded groups

In the midst of persistent worries about the global economy in 2023, including the risk of an economic recession, Vietnam continues to be a bright spot for economic development and potential mergers and acquisitions for investors in the region.
bac giang welcomes two projects worth 700 million

Bac Giang welcomes two projects worth $700 million

On the first days of 2023, the northern province of Bac Giang is welcoming two projects from Singapore and China with the total investment capital of $760 million.
hanoi attracts nearly 17 billion usd in fdi in 2022

Hanoi attracts nearly 1.7 billion USD in FDI in 2022

Hanoi attracted 1.69 billion USD in foreign direct investment (FDI) last year, still among the localities leading the nation in this field.
stationery manufacturer thien long to increase outbound investment

Stationery manufacturer Thien Long to increase outbound investment

Thien Long Group – a Vietnamese manufacturer of writing equipment and office stationery – has just adjusted the overseas investment capital for its Flexoffice project – a brand focusing on both domestic and export products – from $814,400 to $1.3 million.
hotels in vietnam 2023 the way forward

Hotels in Vietnam 2023 the way forward

Providing the staple of tourism, seasoned hoteliers share with Vietnam Investment Review their reflections on 2022 and reveal what could be in store next.
sabeco leading a positive recovery

SABECO leading a positive recovery

Manufacturing enterprises such as Saigon Beer-Alcohol-Beverage Corporation are heralding bright spots in Vietnam’s economic picture in 2022 that have created confidence and a foundation for 2023.
what might the vietnamese economy look like in 2023

What might the Vietnamese economy look like in 2023?

In 2022, Vietnam’s economy recorded many achievements, but there are still many obstacles such as the unstable global situation and inadequacy in the economy. Le Khanh Lam, chairman of RSM Vietnam, explains why the road ahead is full of risks to future growth mainly related to external factors.
spillover effects of supply chains on future growth

Spillover effects of supply chains on future growth

The trend of supply chains shifting from China to Vietnam in the past several years is confirmed to continue and if there are no crises in Asia-Pacific, this trend will continue for the next 10 years to come at least, though the shift from China to Vietnam will happen at different paces for different sectors. Electronics is probably the most impactful for the economy and the most fast-paced one. The situation in China has already pushed the big electronic players to find alternatives.