Manufacturing & Industry

This category focuses on industrial production, from electronics and textiles to automotive and heavy industry. It covers FDI trends, supply chain developments, factory expansions, and government regulations shaping the industrial landscape. As a key driver of economic growth, manufacturing plays a crucial role in global supply chains, technological advancements, and industrial competitiveness.

Bloomberg outlines challenges facing Vietnam’s coffee farmers

Up to half of Vietnam’s current coffee farming land may be unusable in 50 years according to Philipp Navratil, global head of Nestle’s coffee strategic business unit, and quoted by Bloomberg. Local farmers are reportedly pulling out coffee plants in favour of more weather resistant crops like avocado and durian. 

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Vietnam’s most valuable footballers reveals value in local football league

Vietnam’s most valuable player is half-Czech, half-Vietnamese Filip Nguyen, VN Express is reporting. He’s currently estimated to be worth €600,000 (US$655,700). Of note, Vietnam signed a deal back in September with the Spanish football league, La Liga, to jointly develop the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF). Historically corrupt, and not nearly

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Financial services survey covering AI, BaaS, and embedded finance in Vietnam

Financial services software company Finastra, has released its Financial Services State of the Nation Survey 2023 in which interest in technology in financial services ranks highly in Vietnam. Full report: Financial Services State of the Nation Survey 2023  Key takeaways: 94 percent of decision-makers in Vietnam are excited about new

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Taiwan electronics manufacturer to expand operations in Thai Binh

Taiwan’s Lotes, which makes electronic parts for big brands like Samsung, Sony and Intel is expanding its operations in Thai Binh to the tune of US$25 million, The Investors is reporting. This will bring its total investment in the province to US$125 million. The current operations make computer cables and

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Snapshot: Vietnam’s Coffee Industry, November 2023

Each month the-shiv provides a snapshot of Vietnam’s coffee industry covering the latest developments, key performance indicators, and government data. Business picked up for Vietnam’s coffee producers in November as the coffee harvest entered full swing. Exports topped US$327 a big jump from US$168 million back in October. There were

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VN-Index down 7.83 (0.71 percent) at close at 1,102.30, December 14

The VN-Index has closed down 7.83 points or .71 percent to close Friday hovering at 1,102.30. Foreign traders had a super active day trading around US$264 million worth of stocks but overall net-selling US$60.6 million. This brings the total foreign traders withdrawn from the market this week to US$143.7 million.

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Number of stock trading accounts in Vietnam drops again

The number of stock trading accounts in Vietnam has fallen for a second consecutive month, according to data from the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation. Where as there were 7,445,544 accounts at the end of October, at the end of November there were 7,252,743, a drop of 192,081. This

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Another super-car showroom opens in Vietnam

Lamborghini has opened a super-car showroom in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City, The News Market is reporting. The sports car company joins the likes of McLaren and Porsche which also have showrooms in one of Asia’s fastest growing economies. Of note, car sales have been down considerably this year as

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Vietnam gains three points in English proficiency rankings

Education First’s English Proficiency Index has found a slight improvement in English levels in Vietnam in 2023, VietnamNet is reporting. The report found the highest levels of English in the Red River Delta around Hanoi and that it sits around the middle among its key foreign direct investment competitors in

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VN-Index down 4.07 (0.37 percent) to close at 1,110.13, December 14

The VN-Index has finished Thursday in the red, down 4.07 points or 0.37 percent, to close at 1,110.13. Foreign investors continued their sell-off ith US$14 million net-pulled from the market bringing the total for the last five trading sessions to just over US$101 million. Foreign investor trading activity on the

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