Manufacturing: Vietnam’s industrial production index up 8.6 percent in first seven months of 2025

Vietnam’s industrial production continued to show stable growth in July, with the Industrial Production Index (IIP) rising 0.5 percent month-on-month and 8.5 percent year-on-year, according to the latest data from Vietnam’s National Statistics Officeview source.

Cumulative growth over the first seven months of 2025 reached 8.6 percent year-on-year, slightly higher than the same period in 2024.

Key details:

Sector performance (July):
– Processing and manufacturing: +9.3 percent
– Water supply, waste treatment: +9.1 percent
– Electricity production and distribution: +7.0 percent
– Mining: +2.6 percent

Sector performance (Jan–Jul):
– Processing and manufacturing: +10.3 percent, contributing 8.5 points
– Electricity and distribution: +4.6 percent, contributing 0.4 points
– Water supply, waste treatment: +10.4 percent, contributing 0.1 points
– Mining: -2.7 percent, subtracting 0.4 points

Top-performing industries:
– Motor vehicles: +29.9 percent
– Rubber and plastic: +16.9 percent
– Leather products: +15.4 percent
– Garments: +14.5 percent
– Non-metallic minerals: +14.8 percent
– Electronics: +7.9 percent

Declining or weak sectors:
– Crude oil and gas: -8.1 percent
– Pharmaceuticals: -4.9 percent
– Electrical equipment: +3.0 percent
– Beverages: +3.1 percent

Key product growth (Jan–Jul):
– Automobiles: +64.4 percent
– Televisions: +21.1 percent
– NPK fertiliser: +19.7 percent
– Cement: +14.8 percent
– Leather footwear: +13.6 percent

Declining products:
– Natural gas: -12.9 percent
– Synthetic fibre: -5.2 percent
– Crude oil: -3.1 percent
– Mobile phones: -0.4 percent

Employment (July 1):
– Industrial workforce up 1.0 percent MoM, 3.9 percent YoY
– FDI firms: +4.6 percent YoY
– Processing and manufacturing: +4.1 percent YoY
– Mining: +1.6 percent YoY
– Electricity and utilities: -0.5 percent YoY

See also: Manufacturing in Vietnam 2025: Growth, Options & Other Key Considerations

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