The 2024-25 Vietnam Manufacturing Tracker offers the latest data, insights, and policy updates to keep foreign investors and analysts informed about the industry.
As companies seek to diversify their supply chains, Vietnam has become a prominent “China Plus One” destination, offering businesses a strategic manufacturing base in Asia.
We discuss the unique advantages of Vietnam's Economic Zones (EZs), highlighting their appeal to foreign investors drawn by incentives, advanced industrial infrastructure, and logistics connectivity.
In 2025, workers in Vietnam are set to benefit from extended public holiday periods compared to the 2024 schedule. Businesses must plan in advance.
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Sign Up NowWe explain how Vietnam's North-South high-speed railway project will upgrade its underdeveloped rail system and boost logistics performance.
Vietnam’s top investors in 2024 (January-November) were Singapore with US$9.14 billion, followed by South Korea, China, Hong Kong, and Japan, dominating 77 percent of total investments.
Vietnam and Singapore seek to upgrade bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership, focusing on sustainable economic cooperation, legislative collaboration, and emerging sectors like green logistics and clean energy.
With its strategic geographic position, rapidly expanding industrial infrastructure, and government initiatives aimed at enhancing the logistics environment, Vietnam offers a wealth of opportunities for both domestic and international investors.
The Red River Delta province of Nam Dinh is set to expand its industrial landscape with the establishment of two new industrial clusters: Thang Cuong and My Thuan.
We touch on some frequently asked questions on the personal income tax (PIT) finalization obligations of employers and employees in Vietnam, including deadlines.
Vietnam's draft excise tax law introduces new bases for calculating the special consumption tax and will impact new goods and services.
Vietnam’s 2024 Law on Value-added Tax (VAT) will take effect from July 1, 2025 and the 2% reduced VAT regime is extended till end June 2025.
The Vietnam government has agreed to extend the 2 percent VAT reduction on specific goods and services till the end of June 2025.
To avoid triggering Permanent Establishment (PE) status, investors must thoroughly understand Vietnam's regulatory framework for representative offices (ROs) and PEs. This ensures compliance, minimizes tax liability, and mitigates legal risks.
Key changes to existing regulations on securities, accounting, independent audits, tax management, and personal income tax are expected to have a significant impact on Vietnam's business and investment environment.
On November 30, 2024, the Vietnamese government approved the new Law on Data, to come into effect July 1, 2025.
Vietnam's new Decree No. 147/2024 introduces stringent regulation for internet services, imposing stricter compliance on onshore and offshore providers and reshaping access, content moderation, and user data management.
Vietnam's school education sector presents strong foreign investment potential, fueled by rising demand, supportive policies, and tax incentives. Decrees 124 and 125, effective November 20, 2024, enhance oversight and operational and investment considerations.
Vietnam's Decree 115 creates a strong legal framework for investor selection and bidding in land-use projects. We discuss key provisions.
The 2024-25 Vietnam Manufacturing Tracker offers the latest data, insights, and policy updates to keep foreign investors and analysts informed about the industry.
Vietnam’s solar energy market, bolstered by high potential and government support, offers foreign investors a prime opportunity to contribute to the country’s "Net Zero" goals and green energy growth.
NVIDIA, a leading American AI computing company, has recently shown strong interest in Vietnam's market alongside other technology giants expanding into Southeast Asia.
The Mega Textile-Việt Nam factory, to be constructed in the Thọ Lộc Industrial Park within the Southeast Nghệ An Economic Zone, will cover 51 hectares. It is set to produce 67,200 tonnes of fabric, 10,300 tonnes of knitted goods, 7,200 tonnes of coloured yarn, 130 million clothing items, 100 million belts, and 2.2 million semi-finished products annually.
As companies seek to diversify their supply chains, Vietnam has become a prominent “China Plus One” destination, offering businesses a strategic manufacturing base in Asia.
Understand current regulations on working hours, circumstances when overtime is triggered, and compensation for a variety of overtime working hours in Vietnam.
Tet, the Vietnamese New Year, involves customs that businesses should understand to strengthen relationships with local staff and effectively manage potential supply chain disruptions. Vietnam Briefing offers a quick guide of best practices.
In 2025, workers in Vietnam are set to benefit from extended public holiday periods compared to the 2024 schedule. Businesses must plan in advance.
Female workers are key to Vietnam’s labor force, with their rights protected by laws and strengthened through ongoing reforms, promoting gender equality.
Vietnam’s e-visa program makes it easier and faster for visitors to Vietnam to enter the country. Here’s who is eligible for an e-visa and how to apply.
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