The Việt Namm Trade Office in the Republic of Korea (RoK) and the Korea Federation of Micro Enterprise (KFME) signed a cooperation agreement in Seoul on July 10, aiming to connect micro-enterprises and small business owners together while driving bilateral...
It is critical for Việt Nam to remove longstanding bottlenecks in access to capital, land and institutional frameworks to promote the development of the private sector into a key engine for the country’s double-digit growth target, experts have said.
By 2030, there could be 20-30 small reactor projects under construction or in advanced licensing stages globally, with a total market value of US$100-150 billion.
About 84 per cent of Vietnamese small businesses reported growth in 2025, up from 82 per cent a year earlier and the highest among 11 markets surveyed.
The Ministry of Finance has proposed new regulations on taxable revenue thresholds for household businesses after just four months the new policy took effect.
SMEs are encountering various cybersecurity incidents, including customer data breaches, disruptions to critical contracts, cyberattacks, and online fraud, all of which cause long-term damage to their reputation and market trust.
The number of Vietnamese selling partners achieving annual sales over US$1 million on Amazon grew by 60 per cent in 2025 - reflecting not just incremental growth, but a fundamental evolution in how Vietnamese businesses compete internationally.
Việt Nam’s E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency (iDEA) and Shopee signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote and support Vietnamese micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to grow e-commerce exports to Southeast Asian markets.
Alibaba.com, a leading B2B e-commerce platform, has recently announced a newly expanded pitch competition, CoCreate Pitch, which will allow global small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with product dreams to compete for a US$1 million prize pool.
According to a survey conducted by Lazada and Kantar, Việt Nam and Indonesia are leading Southeast Asia in AI adoption in e-commerce, followed by Singapore and Thailand.
Recent research by IBM, Forbes and McKinsey highlights a steady increase in AI adoption within business governance, with 33 per cent of companies using AI in 2022, 55 per cent in 2023 and 72 per cent in 2024.
Việt Nam’s small businesses are becoming more internationally focused, according to an annual small business survey released by CPA Australia, one of the largest professional accounting bodies in the world.