The wave of foreign investment in Việt Nam continues to be strengthened by traditional giants like Samsung, LG, Sumitomo and Mitsubishi, as well as emerging high-tech corporations such as Microsoft and Nvidia, with large-scale projects worth billions of US dollars.
HCM City could meet its full-year foreign direct investment target by mid-2026, as second-quarter inflows are projected to reach a record US$8.9 billion.
Of the total, 904 newly licensed projects registered combined capital of US$10.23 billion, marking a 6.4 per cent increase in the project number and a 2.4-fold rise in capital compared to the same period last year.
Việt Nam is emerging as a strategic destination for RoK firms to diversify their supply chains, mitigate risks from geopolitical fluctuations, and expand partnerships with local players in the coming period.
Regarding Cooler Master’s proposals, the provincial leader said Bắc Ninh is ready to offer tax incentives and reductions in line with existing regulations if the project meets criteria.
The strategic question confronting Việt Nam today is not how much FDI it can attract, but how effectively it can shape, filter and leverage that investment to serve long-term national interests.
UNIVACCO Technology Inc., a high-tech company headquartered in Tainan (Taiwan, China), has leased 29,742.4 sq.m of industrial land at Long Thành Industrial Park in the southern province of Đồng Nai, officially designating Việt Nam as its strategic manufacturing base in...
Looking back, from a poor, war-torn and underdeveloped country, Việt Nam has travelled a long and challenging path yet proud with far-reaching achievements that have strengthened the country’s economic capacity, social resilience and international standing.
The plan was under Decision No. 53/KH-UBND on international economic integration in 2026, aiming to momentum for rapid and sustainable growth, while simultaneously enhancing the competitiveness and position of the capital city in the context of deep integration.