Vietnam’s imports of computers, electrical products, spare parts, and components totalled US$9.26 billion in November, a slight decrease of 1.6 percent compared to October, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. Year-to-date imports in this category amounted to US$97.73 billion.

China was the largest supplier, with imports growing by 6.77 percent to US$2.97 billion. South Korea followed, contributing US$2.82 billion but reflecting a decline of 2.69 percent month-on-month. Taiwan saw imports decrease by 5.35 percent to US$1.26 billion.

Japan experienced the most significant drop, with imports falling by 26.45 percent to US$368.27 million. The USA also declined, with imports down 14.19 percent to US$355.57 million. Conversely, Israel showed strong growth, with imports increasing by 11.84 percent to US$246.22 million, while imports from Malaysia decreased slightly by 1.69 percent to US$233.22 million.

The marginal decline in total imports highlights steady demand for electronic components, with notable increases from key suppliers like China and Israel offset by declines from other major partners.

Vietnam imports of computers, electrical products, spare parts, and components, November 2024

	November	October	MoM	YTD
Total	9,258,234,337	9,409,212,378	-1.6	97,731,006,827
Other	369,898,025	283,740,592	30.36%	2,527,910,613
China	2,971,458,452	2,782,969,060	6.77%	31,535,081,554
South Korea	2,819,925,395	2,897,919,683	-2.69%	29,217,952,692
Taiwan	1,260,419,349	1,331,681,441	-5.35%	12,622,314,190
Japan	368,266,239	500,669,095	-26.45%	6,169,867,891
USA	355,566,769	414,364,175	-14.19%	4,028,687,803
Ireland	220,044,275	296,097,081	-25.69%	3,093,611,473
Malaysia	233,216,012	237,215,420	-1.69%	2,111,619,985
Israel	246,216,173	220,142,809	11.84%	2,047,269,211
Philippines	118,862,357	140,165,259	-15.20%	1,431,336,981
Thailand	112,821,550	121,848,802	-7.41%	1,138,045,902
Singapore	54,111,653	52,460,985	3.15%	484,154,114
Mexico	49,953,737	48,945,687	2.06%	455,455,070
Indonesia	27,396,791	21,815,664	25.58%	211,751,420
HongKong	10,624,227	13,509,150	-21.36%	206,142,687
Germany	11,997,873	12,011,574	-0.11%	141,415,917
Switzerland	6,221,849	11,368,807	-45.27%	78,652,854
India	2,100,338	5,093,926	-58.77%	42,541,796
France	2,209,591	3,921,887	-43.66%	38,685,483
Czech Republic	1,796,589	2,716,694	-33.87%	22,645,120
Canada	3,555,280	1,743,092	103.96%	16,986,724
Austria	1,374,907	1,697,253	-18.99%	16,800,932
UK	2,779,401	1,014,130	174.07%	16,129,570
Italy	1,235,721	1,423,207	-13.17%	16,025,650
Spain	1,006,537	702,164	43.35%	11,718,240
Netherlands	2,663,554	1,755,465	51.73%	9,949,460
Cambodia	23,974	178,295	-86.55%	7,784,596
Myanmar	561,852	578,542	-2.88%	7,169,729
Belgium	617,696	266,870	131.46%	7,135,571
Sweden	463,758	545,486	-14.98%	5,650,756
Denmark	320,162	391,401	-18.20%	5,054,400
Poland	421,974	209,460	101.46%	4,334,044
Finland	62,052	49,222	26.07%	1,002,978
Iceland	40,225	0	0	121,421

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