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🇻🇳 Vietnam: The Growth Engine of ASEAN 🇻🇳 Vietnam enters 2025 with a pro-growth agenda and a targeted 8% GDP growth rate. Key drivers include: - Government investment in infrastructure, including high-speed rail and ports. - Recovery in the property market, with approvals for new developments accelerating. - Expanding consumer confidence, fuelled by rising wages and a growing middle class. With market valuations depressed and anticipated reclassification to an emerging market by the FTSE, Vietnam stands as one of the most compelling opportunities in Asia. At HALO GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT LTD, we recognise Vietnam's strategic initiatives and robust economic policies as pivotal factors driving its growth trajectory. The investment approach is aligned to leverage these opportunities, focusing on sectors poised for expansion. 📩 Want to know more? Follow along this week as we explore other exciting markets and contact Seafield Capital Partners for more information. FOR PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS ONLY #Vietnam #EmergingMarkets #AsiaInvesting #equities #AsiaEconomicGrowth #EmergingMarketInvesting

Check out our mid-year #Vietnam Investment Snapshot highlighting Vietnam's economic potential in 2024 with specific insights and key metrics on the digital economy, green economy, and retail & trade for international investors. Discussion points and key insights: 💡 Overview of Vietnam investment 💡 Macroeconomic indicators 💡 Retail & Trade overview 💡 FDI 💡 Free trade agreements 💡 Vietnam's digital economy 💡 Vietnam's economic trends in the next 10 years 💡 Vietnam's pathway to green and sustainable economy Gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam's business complexities: https://lnkd.in/gPfPrecA 👉 Click here to explore how Acclime Vietnam can support your investment journey in the Vietnamese market: https://lnkd.in/gx4bDXW

🌏 Day 2: Exploring Vietnam’s Investment Potential 🇻🇳 As we continue our journey through the exciting opportunities in Emerging Asia, today we spotlight Vietnam—a market that stands out for its compelling valuation story relative to Developed Markets. With Vietnam on the cusp of migrating to full Emerging Market (EM) classification, the investment case grows even stronger. This reclassification could unlock significant capital inflows, boosting liquidity and driving market re-ratings. At Seafield Capital Partners, we see Vietnam’s strategic infrastructure development, robust GDP growth projections, and thriving middle class as the foundation for long-term investment success. 💡 Are you exploring opportunities in Vietnam or elsewhere in Emerging Asia? Let’s discuss how to navigate these promising markets. #Vietnam #EmergingMarkets #ASEANGrowth #InvestInVietnam #AsiaOpportunities

Discussion points and key insights: 💡 Overview of Vietnam investment 💡 Macroeconomic indicators 💡 Retail & Trade overview 💡 FDI 💡 Free trade agreements 💡 Vietnam's digital economy 💡 Vietnam's economic trends in the next 10 years 💡 Vietnam's pathway to green and sustainable economy

[Vietnam’s Economic Ascent: Forces Driving its Growth] Amid changing tides in Southeast Asia, Vietnam stands out as a rising economic powerhouse. Through strategic reforms and massive untapped potential, Vietnam has cemented itself as a top destination for global investment. Behind its rise lies transformative policies and an unrivaled business environment propelling the country forward. Vietnam’s remarkable economic growth trajectory is expected to continue in 2024, spurred by its five-year socio-economic development plan that targets an annual GDP growth of 6 to 6.5 percent through 2025. As the second-to-last year of the plan, 2024 will be pivotal for hitting these ambitious targets. Intensified efforts, including innovation, economic restructuring, and institutional reforms, are underway to guarantee continued expansion and solidify Vietnam’s role as a regional economic leader. As Vietnam navigates its participation in international trade agreements and partnerships, challenges in maintaining long-term sustainability arise. Learn more about the complexities and opportunities within Vietnam’s economic landscape and the numerous advantages its manufacturing industry presents for businesses looking to expand. Plus, get tips in finding Vietnamese manufacturers and products for your business growth on Global Sources Online. Read the article now! https://lnkd.in/gHa8ktD7 #VietnamEconomicBoom #VietnamSourcing #SourcingInsights #GlobalSources

Why Invest in Vietnam? Vietnam is emerging as a top destination for international business and foreign investment, thanks to its: 1. Stable political system and consistent economic growth. 2. Young, skilled workforce and central location in East Asia. 3. Business-friendly policies and open FDI environment. 4. Robust free trade network with the EU, RCEP, CPTPP, and more. Despite global challenges, Vietnam achieved a 6% growth rate in 2024 and continues to outperform many emerging markets. Companies worldwide are choosing Vietnam to: 1. Diversify their Asia presence, 2. Access Vietnam and South Asia markets, 3. Supplement operations in China, and 4. Leverage competitive production and trade advantages. With competitive labor costs, growing infrastructure, and a resilient economy, Vietnam is a compelling alternative for manufacturing, assembly, and downstream services. #InvestInVietnam #FDI #EmergingMarkets #BusinessOpportunities #VietnamEconomy

📢 [Member's News] VIETNAM FDI IN 2024 (by C+ Consulting And Investment Corporation) 📢 Despite global economic challenges, Vietnam recorded a remarkable GDP growth of 7.09% in 2024, making it one of the fastest-growing economies worldwide. 🇻🇳 🏗️ Key Sectors Driving FDI: ✔️ Manufacturing & Processing ✔️ Real Estate Canadian Investment in Vietnam (2024): 💼 Ranked #21 out of 114 countries investing in Vietnam 💰 Total Registered Capital: 73.15 million USD 🔹 21 New Projects: 49.32 million USD 🔹 3 Adjusted Projects: 4.92 million USD 🔹 45 Share Purchases & Capital Contributions: 18.91 million USD 📊 While Canadian FDI saw a slight dip compared to 2023, it still highlights strong opportunities for Canadian businesses in Vietnam's dynamic market. 📖 Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gDxVYTVa 💡 Stay updated on Vietnam’s investment trends and growth opportunities for 2025!

Foreign investment in Vietnam - what are the main pulling factors? Having been on the rise as a booming FDI attraction, Vietnam is manifesting many strategic advantages to outperform most emerging countries of its scale while offering an attractive business climate for foreign enterprises. Here are some of the main factors making Vietnam an FDI magnet: 💪 Strategic Location for China +1, situated along important shipping and transport routes and centred along East Asia 💪 Strong and consistent GDP growth annually  💪 Improving friendly-environment for foreign business in terms of policies and business climate 💪 Strong young labour force of nearly 60 million workers with 1 million-worker growth annually 💪 Well-developed Industrial Zones established all over the country with upscaled infrastructures for transportation and decarbonisation process 💪 Growing FDI Environment with constant new investments  💪 Growing Consumer Spending with the population reaching 100 million with growing services sector exceeding 40% of GDP 💪 Network of more than 18 Free Trade Agreements in APAC, ASEAN, Europe, etc. (Source: Vietnam Briefing) #FDI #investment #attraction #facts

Just a few years ago, Vietnam, like many nations, faced significant economic challenges due to the global pandemic. However, the nation's swift recovery and subsequent economic surge are a testament to its resilience and strategic development. In the first half of 2024, the economies of Southeast Asia continue to sustain their growth momentum, with GDP growths in Philippines (forecast 5.8%), and Indonesia (forecast 5.1%) increasing during this period. But Vietnam has rocketed past expectations and topped the region, expanding by an impressive 6.4%. Such economic performance is a compelling story of resilience and strategic development, coming from a powerful trifecta. Vietnam boasts a massive advantage – a skilled and adaptable workforce exceeding 60 million strong, rendering its manufacturing sector top of the region, which can be seen in the rise of the Industrial Index of Production by 7.5%. Additionally, Vietnam's strategic focus on export-oriented processed industrial goods like electronics and components,... (generating over $166 billion in export revenue) is paying off in spades. This allows them to tap into global markets and diversify their income streams. Finally, the Vietnamese government is actively courting foreign investment by streamlining regulations and offering attractive incentives like tax breaks. This proactive approach, reflected in the 13.4% surge in foreign direct investment (FDI), creates a business-friendly environment that fosters economic activity and attracts global corporations, further accelerating Vietnam's economic rise. What are your thoughts on Vietnam's impressive economic performance? How will this growth impact the region and the global economy? Share your insights and follow us for deeper insights into emerging Asia’s economic landscape unfolding in 2024! #Asiastrategy #ccxpartners #asean #Vietnam #FDI #investinasia #manufacturing #2024 #Economy #MonthlyEconomicMonitoring #EconomicNews #PartnerInVietnam

Your comprehensive analysis of Vietnam’s rise in the global economy is both insightful and well-grounded in your extensive experience. 🇻🇳📊 The nation’s sustained economic growth, driven by a skilled and adaptable workforce, strategic geographic position, and progressive trade agreements like CPTPP and EVFTA, indeed make it a critical hub for regional and global trade. Furthermore, Vietnam’s proactive embrace of innovation and digital transformation sets a strong foundation for long-term competitiveness. 🔍🌐 As businesses and investors seek to diversify supply chains and tap into emerging markets, Vietnam’s potential is increasingly difficult to overlook. #VietnamEconomicGrowth #GlobalBusinessStrategy #EmergingMarkets #TradeAgreements #InnovationHub #ASEANPotential”