Vietnam remains one of the most favored destinations for foreign investment in Southeast Asia, especially in the field of real estate largely due to the country’s friendly policies encouraging foreign direct investment, its political stability and strong economy.
Disbursed foreign direct investment in 2018 increased by nine per cent to over $19 billion accompanied with sustainable economic growth has solidified platform for real estate development.
Foreign direct investment enterprises achieved the highest profit growth amongst the economic sectors, but contributed $11.4 billion only to the State budget, equaling to 28 per cent.
By September 20, 2018, foreign direct investment (FDI) disbursed $13.25 billion, up 6 per cent over the same period of 2017.
As the biggest foreign direct investment project in Vietnam with $11 billion of register capital, Formosa Ha Tinh has created stable jobs for 12,000 people.
Vu Tien Loc affirmed that over the past years, the reform of Vietnam business environment and the implementation of free trade agreements have created breakthroughs but the spillover of foreign direct investment (FDI) is still very low.
Growing foreign direct investment and a move up the value chain mean Vietnam’s industrial real estate sector has an optimistic future, according to Savills Vietnam.
The linkages between domestic and foreign direct investment (FDI) business have not been as good as expected, even weaker than Laos and Cambodia, resulting in a low development of supporting industries and technology transfer.
It has been a very healthy start for Vietnam to 2018 with solid performance across all asset classes, especially with good macro-economy and strong foreign direct investment growth, based on the viewpoint of Troy Griffiths, Deputy Managing Director of Savills Vietnam.
Inheriting the monopoly advantage in the aviation industry from its founding shareholders, ALS quickly harvests the rewards from choosing the right target to focus on, which is the demand for transportation of goods, components production of foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises such as Samsung and LG to industrial parks around Hanoi city.
The miracle economic growth of Vietnam is driven by exports, foreign direct investment (FDI), and manufacturing growth, according to a recently released report of Grant Thornton Vietnam on Vietnam Private Equity - Growth Prospects.
ADB projects Vietnam’s economic growth to exceed 7 per cent in 2018, led by robust export growth, rising domestic consumption, and strong investment fueled by continued foreign direct investment.
The highest Lunar New Year 2018 bonus (mentioned as ‘Tet 2018 bonus’ from here) in Hanoi belongs to the employees of foreign direct investment (FDI) businesses, up to US$14,333 each person.
According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment of Vietnam, foreign direct investment (FDI) disbursement in 2017 is estimated at US$17.5 billion, a 10.8 per cent year-on-year increase.
