Experts argued that stronger local demand could reduce the sector''s dependence on overseas markets and improve its resilience to global economic shocks
The story of Việt Nam’s economy in 2026 is not just one of faster GDP growth it is about higher productivity, industrial upgrading, stronger capital formation, and a more prominent role in Asia’s strategic economic landscape.
Under the national plan for 2026–30, Việt Nam aims to develop at least 10 large strategic technology enterprises by 2030, each generating annual revenue of at least US$1 billion, employing over 5,000 workers.
Việt Nam has recorded stronger business confidence, a sharp rise in enterprise formation and growing contributions from the private sector one year after the launch of Resolution 68-NQ/TW.
Leaders from various agencies and the business community also proposed expanding mechanisms that would allow private enterprises to participate in strategic infrastructure and technology projects, thus promoting innovation and enhancing national competitiveness.
The newly launched Vietnam Mergers & Acquisitions Association is expected to help connect businesses, investors as demand for corporate restructuring and strategic capital rises in Việt Nam.
Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng once stressed that cutting administrative procedures and business conditions remained one of the fastest and most effective ways to stimulate growth and strengthen confidence among citizens and enterprises. He underscored that the reform process must...
UOB maintained its forecast for Việt Nam’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth at 7.5 per cent in 2026, with first-quarter growth projected at around 7 per cent.
An unscheduled exchange at the Diên Hồng Hall, attended by top leaders including General Secretary Tô Lâm, highlighted the Government’s strong commitment to private economic development under the new resolution.
Private enterprises can become pioneers and reshape the economy if Việt Nam builds the right ecosystem and supports tech-driven growth, says expert Phí Vĩnh Tường.
The Politburo has issued strong guidance to ensure investors will be able to invest safely in land, capital and into a skilled workforce, in order to cement the development of the private economy.
The UOB’s announcement of an increase in charter capital and a plan for a new headquarters building in HCM City reaffirms the bank’s strong commitment to long-term investment in Việt Nam.