Vietnam's opportunity in a shifting global EV market
The global electric vehicle boom presents numerous opportunities for Vietnam's economy, supported by leading technology suppliers like Bühler Group.
Five local enterprises have striven to the Asia300 Power Performers, with three have got to the top 100.
Vietnam’s oil and gas giant PetroVietnam Gas, leading dairy company Vietnam Dairy Products (Vinamilk), state-owned lender Vietcombank, tech giant FPT and largest private enterprise Vingroup have made it to the annual Asia 300 Power Performers rankings compiled by the Nikkei Asian Review.
Vinamilk, in particular, has been ranked 25th while Vietcombank and PetroVietnam are at the 54th and 84th position, respectively.
Rankings are updated based on the latest financial results of 325 of the biggest and fastest-growing companies in the region excluding Japan, providing a benchmark for the performance of major Asian companies. In addition to the overall ranking, the list also gives a breakdown of the five metrics used to calculate the standings, including the five-year average growth in revenue and net profit, return on equity, net profit margin, and the ratio of shareholders’ equity to total assets.
In this fourth annual list, tech companies have once again led the way, securing 11 of the top 20 slots and underscoring how the sector has driven the Asian economy. The industry, according to Nikkei Asian Review, has faced gathering headwinds, including the trade and tech conflict between the US and China.
In the top 50, China/Hongkong has 14 companies, while Vietnam has one along 13 from India, eight from Taiwan, four from Malaysia, and three from South Korea.
The global electric vehicle boom presents numerous opportunities for Vietnam's economy, supported by leading technology suppliers like Bühler Group.
A.P. Moller–Maersk has launched its first bonded warehouse in Vietnam, situated in the SLP Park in Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park, Haiphong.
Vietnam's T&T Group and Qatar’s JTA investment group have unveiled plan to develop a $4.5 billion international-standard sports complex and Disneyland-style theme park in Hanoi’s Dong Anh district.
This initiative aims to bring unique agricultural products from the region to visitors and consumers in Vietnam.
Michelin has been selected by NASA to participate in the research team for phase 1 of the Artemis project. The company's task involves researching and developing specialized airless wheels intended for lunar rovers.
Bcons Group has been leaving a lasting impression on the southern Vietnam’s real estate market. At the core of its achievements lies a single principle - “Trust” - the foundation that has propelled the company toward success and accelerated its transformation into a multi-industry conglomerate.