Choosing an Effective Entry Model for Vietnam Investments – New Publication From Vietnam Briefing

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VB_2017_07_en_Choosing_an_Effective_Entry_Model_for_Vietnam_Investments_-_ImageChoosing an Effective Entry Model for Vietnam Investments, the latest publication from Dezan Shira & Associates, is out now and available for complimentary download through the Asia Briefing Publication Store.

In this issue:

  • Understanding Vietnam’s Investment Landscape
  • Considering Your Market Entry Options
  • Optimizing Investments in Conditional Sectors

Foreign investors in Vietnam are realizing increasing profitable opportunities because of steady regulatory reform and the gradual expansion of market access to previously restricted sectors. While the market may be opening, many foreign investors still find it challenging to establish their operations effectively in Vietnam. Those who are ill prepared to act upon regulatory updates, revisions to investment restrictions, or other changes to Vietnam’s investment environment can quickly find the setup and expansion process to be an overwhelming experience.

Regulatory changes, and the complexity of Vietnamese bureaucracy are challenges, but foreign investors can significantly reduce their headaches by selecting a corporate structure that is well suited to their business plans and keeping abreast of the latest regulatory changes. Foreign investors that understand corporate structuring options – along with their purpose, benefits, and future outlook – make a critical first step toward managing market selection and entry challenges.

In this issue of Vietnam Briefing, we detail the structure of Vietnam’s investment landscape and outline of the most prudent market entry models for foreign enterprises seeking to take advantage of ongoing reforms. We highlight opportunities for 100 percent foreign owned investment projects, discuss the utility of representative offices in pursuing market expansion, and showcase the role that joint ventures can play in maximizing access to restricted sectors.

 

About Us

Vietnam Briefing is published by Asia Briefing, a subsidiary of Dezan Shira & Associates. We produce material for foreign investors throughout Eurasia, including ASEAN, China, India, Indonesia, Russia & the Silk Road. For editorial matters please contact us here and for a complimentary subscription to our products, please click here.

Dezan Shira & Associates provide business intelligence, due diligence, legal, tax and advisory services throughout the Vietnam and the Asian region. We maintain offices in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as throughout China, South-East Asia, India, and Russia. For assistance with investments into Vietnam please contact us at vietnam@dezshira.com or visit us at www.dezshira.com

 

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