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.

Vietnam’s iron and steel imports hit US$1.08 billion in December

China remained the largest supplier, contributing US$568.42 million, a 3.19 percent rise from November. Japan recorded the most significant monthly growth among major suppliers, surging by 24.57 percent to US$168.35 million. Imports from South Korea also rose by 9.51 percent to US$152.13 million.

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UK court grants anti-suit injunction against Vietnam’s Vietjet

The UK’s Commercial Court has granted anti-suit injunctions to banks BNP Paribas and Natixis against Vietjet with respect to court proceedings Vietjet had intended to pursue in Vietnam. The banks had previously held lease agreements with the airline with respect to several aircraft, lease agreements Vietjet defaulted on. The banks had pursued, and been awarded the injunctions, on the grounds that the agreements with Vietjet specifically assigned the UK courts jurisdiction over any dispute between the parties.

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Building An International Financial Centre in Vietnam: Unpacked

At the end of December, the Government of Vietnam passed Resolution No 259/NQ-CP approving a plan to create regional and international financial centres in Danang and Ho Chi Minh City. Whereas the plan puts the emphasis on location this article looks at the regulatory issues holding this project back.

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Vietnam’s fabric imports rise to US$1.33 billion in December

Year-to-date imports totalled US$14.91 billion. China continued to dominate as the top supplier with US$884.41 million in imports, growing by 2.12 percent. South Korea followed with US$143.75 million, a 4.11 percent monthly rise, while Japan saw a significant 11.52 percent increase to reach US$63.24 million. Meanwhile, Malaysia recorded the highest monthly growth of 55.16 percent, contributing US$13.39 million.

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