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This steady increase in FDI showcases Dong Nai’s continued appeal to foreign investors, particularly in the manufacturing and industrial sectors, which are vital to the province’s economy.

In 2024, the UK invested in 44 new projects with US$241.30 million in newly registered capital.

In 2024, Vietnam’s total investment abroad is expected to reach nearly US$664.8 million, a 57.7% increase from 2023, according to a press release from the Ministry of Planning and Investment. This was spread across 164 new projects and 26 capital adjustments abroad.

In 2024, Taiwan invested in 187 new projects with US$2.08 billion in newly registered capital.

In 2024, the USA invested in 111 new projects with US$287.25 million in newly registered capital…

Year-to-date, Korea has invested in 410 new projects with US$7.06 billion in newly registered capital, showing an extraordinary growth of 842 percent compared to the previous year.

In 2024, Thailand invested in 28 new projects with US$225.24 million in newly registered capital.

The increase in FDI is driven by multiple sectors, especially manufacturing and processing, and real estate business activities. These sectors continue to be dominant in attracting investment, showcasing Vietnam’s appeal to foreign investors.

Investments were spread across 16 sectors, with professional activities, science, and technology taking the lead, accounting for 33.5 percent of the capital. The processing and manufacturing industry followed with 18.2 percent, while electricity production and distribution contributed 15.8 percent.

Year-to-date figures show a total of 18 new projects and US$93.70 million in newly registered capital, indicating Germany’s ongoing role in Vietnam’s economic development. 

Switzerland registered four new FDI projects in October in Vietnam, but no newly registered capital (NRC) recorded, according to the latest data for October from the Ministry of Planning and Investment. This compares to September, which saw 3 new projects but also no newly registered capital.

Year-to-date figures show a total of 35 new projects and US$139.25 million in newly registered capital. These figures fortify Malaysia’s strong and growing role in Vietnam’s economic development, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing and processing.

Year-to-date figures show a total of 14 new projects and US$141.42 million in newly registered capital. These figures highlight Thailand’s role as an important investor in Vietnam’s economic development, particularly in manufacturing and processing sectors.

Year-to-date figures show a total of 11 new projects and US$164.84 million in newly registered capital. These figures demonstrate that the Netherlands remains a significant contributor to Vietnam’s economic development, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing and processing.

Year-to-date, US investors have launched 92 projects with a total registered capital of US$223.71 million, highlighting consistent engagement from American businesses. These investments reflect the strengthening economic ties between the two nations, with the US focusing on industries such as manufacturing, technology, and renewable energy in Vietnam.

The high number of projects in October highlights China’s continued commitment to investing in Vietnam, particularly in sectors like manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure. Despite a lower investment value in October compared to September, the steady increase in the number of projects underscores the expanding footprint of Chinese enterprises in Vietnam…

October 2024 saw a notable rise in Korean FDI, with 76 new projects valued at US$663 million. This marked a significant increase compared to September, which recorded only 26 projects worth US$1.05 billion. The surge in October highlights the continued confidence of Korean investors in Vietnam’s economic potential…

The October surge underscores Japan’s growing confidence in Vietnam as a key investment destination. With year-to-date figures indicating strong contributions, Japanese investments are primarily directed towards manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure, aligning with Vietnam’s development priorities.