Vietnam computers imports down 21.55 percent in February 2026 / China -26.83%, South Korea – 6.73%

Vietnam imported computers to the tune of US$13,043 million in February, down from US$16,627 million in January, a change of -21.55 percent, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

Year to date, Vietnam had imported US$29,869 million worth of computers by the end of February.

China accounted for US$4,307 million worth of Vietnam’s computer imports in February. This was down from US$5,887 million in computer imports in January, a change of -26.83 percent. Year to date, China has shipped US$10,262 million worth of computers to Vietnam.

After China, South Korea made up US$3,868 million worth of Vietnam’s computer imports in February. This was down from US$4,147 million in computer imports in January, a change of -6.73 percent. Year to date, South Korea has shipped US$8,024 million worth of computers to Vietnam.

Next was Taiwan, contributing US$2,024 million worth of Vietnam’s computer imports in February. This was down from US$2,753 million in computer imports in January, a change of -26.48 percent. Year to date, Taiwan has shipped US$4,810 million worth of computers to Vietnam.

Following Taiwan was Japan, representing US$715 million worth of Vietnam’s computer imports in February. This was down from US$1,107 million in computer imports in January, a change of -35.35 percent. Year to date, Japan has shipped US$1,823 million worth of computers to Vietnam.

Rounding out the top five was the USA, constituting US$400 million worth of Vietnam’s computer imports in February. This was down from US$448 million in computer imports in January, a change of -10.76 percent. Year to date, the USA has shipped US$848 million worth of computers to Vietnam.

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Listed electronics companies

Key electronics firms listed on the Vietnam stock exchange include:

Digiworld Corporation (DGW)

Digiworld Corporation (DGW) distributes information technology products, smartphones, and consumer electronics in Vietnam. (DGW)

In February, DGW shares moved from 49.00 to 51.20, a change of 2.20 (0.04 percent).

Foreign ownership moved from 577,500.71 to 615,873.56, a change of 38,372.85 (0.07 percent).

FPT Retail JSC (FRT)

FPT Retail JSC (FRT) operates FPT Shop and F.Studio retail chains selling electronics, phones, and IT products. (FRT)

In February, FRT shares moved from 169.90 to 169.00, a change of -0.90 (-0.01 percent).

Foreign ownership moved from 276,627.81 to 275,131.97, a change of -1,495.84 (-0.01 percent).

Mobile World Investment Corporation (MWG)

Mobile World Investment Corporation (MWG) runs retail chains including Thegioididong, Dien May Xanh, and Bach Hoa Xanh, selling electronics and groceries. (MWG)

In February, MWG shares moved from 92.90 to 93.10, a change of 0.20 (0.00 percent).

Foreign ownership moved from 170,725.47 to 198,070.18, a change of 27,344.71 (0.16 percent).

Viettronics Tan Binh JSC (VTB)

Viettronics Tan Binh JSC (VTB) manufactures and trades electrical appliances, lighting, and consumer electronics. (VTB)

In February, VTB shares moved from 15.55 to 15.35, a change of -0.20 (-0.01 percent).

Foreign ownership moved from 56,795.85 to 56,789.85, a change of -6.00 (0.00 percent).

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Vietnam computers news

Recent developments include:

Computer exports February

Vietnam exported computers to the tune of US$8,105 million in February, down from US$9,560 million in January, a change of -15.22 percent, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. Read more→

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Vietnam’s computers industry

Vietnam’s computer industry is a key export sector, driven by foreign-invested manufacturers such as Samsung, Intel, and Foxconn, with production focused on assembly and components.

The country exports laptops, desktops, and electronic components primarily to the USA, China, and the European Union, supported by competitive labour costs and trade agreements.

Vietnam remains dependent on imported inputs, including semiconductors and high-value components, limiting domestic value added within the supply chain.

The sector is expected to grow alongside global demand for electronics, though it faces risks from supply chain disruptions, shifting trade policies, and rising competition from regional producers.

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The data

Vietnam imports of computers in February, 2026 US$m