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Easy come, not easy go: reducing the pain of business closures

Easy come, not easy go: reducing the pain of business closures

For thousands of businesses that have stopped trading, shutting the door for good can mean months or even years of tax procedures, paperwork and accumulated obligations, leaving companies that are economically dead still alive on paper.
Eight-month economy stays on track, but business pressures remain

Eight-month economy stays on track, but business pressures remain

Việt Nam’s economy maintained strong momentum in eight months, but slower business re-entry, rising dissolutions and inflationary pressures highlight challenges as the Government pushes for double-digit growth.
More than 1 million businesses nationwide in operation

More than 1 million businesses nationwide in operation

The NSO published an analytical report on the state of business development last year on Monday.
Việt Nam sees strong growth in new businesses, registered capital in Jan-Nov

Việt Nam sees strong growth in new businesses, registered capital in Jan-Nov

The National Statistics Office on December 6 reported positive signs in business registration, with sharp increases in both newly established enterprises and their registered capital over the first 11 months of 2025.
Việt Nam registers nearly 18,000 new enterprises in October

Việt Nam registers nearly 18,000 new enterprises in October

Nearly 18,000 enterprises with registered capital of VNĐ172.5 trillion (US$6.6 billion) and 93,600 workers were established in Việt Nam in October this year.
Corporate capital expansion surges 168 per cent in nine months

Corporate capital expansion surges 168 per cent in nine months

During the period, more than 231,000 enterprises entered or re-entered the market, up 26 per cent against the same period in 2024 and 1.32 times higher than the number of firms withdrawing.
Number of newly-established firms hit record high in June

Number of newly-established firms hit record high in June

The number of newly registered enterprises set a record high in June, surpassing 24,000, more than double the average during the 2021– 24 period.
Over 111,000 firms enter the market in first five months of 2025

Over 111,000 firms enter the market in first five months of 2025

In May alone, the country welcomed 15,100 new enterprises with a total registered capital of VNĐ156.7 trillion (over US$6 billion) and around 98,100 employees.
Nearly 110,800 new firms established in eight months

Nearly 110,800 new firms established in eight months

These new businesses registered a total of 672,400 workers, a of 1.9 per cent over the same period last year.
Number of newly-established firms in five months highest on record

Number of newly-established firms in five months highest on record

As many as 64,758 enterprises entered the market in the first five months of this year, marking the highest number ever recorded, and a 4.5% increase from the same time last year,
Nearly 100,000 businesses enters the market

Nearly 100,000 businesses enters the market

The number of businesses entering and re-entering the market was still higher than those withdrawing in the first five months of the year.
Newly established firms increase in first four months

Newly established firms increase in first four months

About 51,600 new enterprises with a total registered capital of nearly VNĐ508 trillion began operations in the first four months of this year.
2,000 real estate businesses stop operating in January

2,000 real estate businesses stop operating in January

Two thousand real estate businesses temporarily ceased operations at the beginning of the year, equal to 138 per cent over the same period.
Việt Nam to log 230,500 more businesses this year

Việt Nam to log 230,500 more businesses this year

According to the GSO, this year economic growth continues its positive recovery trend.
Number of new businesses hits record high in June

Number of new businesses hits record high in June

There were 13,904 newly established enterprises in June 2023, an increase of 4.8 per cent over the same period in 2022.