Vietnam needs to develop a state investment fund to attract foreign indirect investment as an additional source of capital for economic development, said Chairman of the State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) Nguyen Chi Thanh.

As an economic locomotive, Ho Chi Minh City has always led the country in terms of investment attraction, drawing the attention of foreign investors from around the world.

HCM City will be able to attract US$4.1- 4.5 billion worth of FDI this year if the economic situation stabilises and inflation remains under controlled, according to its Department of Planning and Investment.

The increased inflow of investment from foreign investors into Vietnam’s electronics industry is expected to create a positive outlook for the country’s exports of computers, electronic products, and components in the time to come.

Vietnam's real estate market continues to show strong appeal to foreign investors despite global economic difficulties.

Many Vietnamese enterprises have poured money into industrial real estate thanks to the new foreign investment wave.

Vietnam’s real estate sector last year attracted an additional 1.85 billion USD in foreign direct investment (FDI), retaining its second place among industries drawing FDI with combined investment of 4.45 billion USD.

The southeast region is preparing conditions in infrastructure, administrative procedures and human resources to welcome a new wave of foreign direct investment (FDI), as investors have flocked to the region from the beginning of this year.

Vietnam needs to improve FDI quality, attracting high-tech projects that promise to bring higher added value.

The Ministry of Finance has sent a report to the Prime Minister on the latest financial statement for 2021 of Foreign Direct Investment enterprises in Vietnam. Profits and losses of FDI enterprises have drawn the attention of the public.

Vietnam attracted foreign direct investment (FDI) worth 1.69 billion USD as of January 20 this year, down 19.8% annually, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).

Despite enduring the long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam still managed to attract a large amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2022, with the outlook forecast to be optimistic moving into 2023.

Vietnam is likely to attract roughly US$ 36-38 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) this year, while the last year’s figure neared US$ 22.4 billion, according to the Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Disbursement of foreign investment this year is expected to hit $22-23 billion, Deputy Director of the FIA Do Van Su told baodautu.

China’s re-opening will boost Vietnam’s economy in tourism, exports and foreign direct investment (FDI).

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In continuation of moving their production hubs, this year many of the giants in the world of technology and electronics have announced business expansion plans in Vietnam.

The industrial real estate segment wants to be a bright spot for the country in 2023, and the prospects are there for new funding from neighbouring countries if Vietnam can utilise its advantages to the fullest.

In the latest survey by the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham), 41 per cent of respondents stated their company was shifting operations from China to Vietnam, up from 13 per cent in the third quarter.

Foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) had a prosperous year in 2021 with post-tax profit of VND83.585 trillion, up 30 percent over 2020, according to the Ministry of Finance’s recent report to the Prime Minister.