Vietnam’s mobile phone and parts exports decreased by 9.20 percent in February compared to January, amounting to US$4.39 billion, according to data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

Vietnam’s total mobile phone exports for 2025 have reached US$9.21 billion, reflecting a slowdown in demand from key markets.

The decline in exports was primarily driven by a 26.13 percent drop in shipments to the USA, which made up nearly 19 percent of the total exports. However, exports to China saw a 40.79 percent increase, reaching US$850.14 million, making it the largest destination for Vietnam’s mobile phone exports. Exports to Poland and the Netherlands also experienced significant growth, rising by 71.32 percent and 65.78 percent, respectively.

Vietnam mobile phone exports, February 2025, US$ millions

	February	January	MoM	% of Total	YTD
Total	4,387.86	4,832.54	-9.20%	100.00%	9,214.78
Other	85.00	113.00	-24.78%	1.94%	197.84
USA	830.89	1,124.82	-26.13%	18.94%	1,951.35
China	850.14	603.83	40.79%	19.37%	1,453.95
Austria	180.62	273.51	-33.96%	4.12%	454.13
UAE	272.33	264.60	2.92%	6.21%	536.94
South Korea	254.82	254.69	0.05%	5.81%	509.51
India	162.84	226.07	-27.97%	3.71%	388.85
UK	106.76	169.62	-37.06%	2.43%	276.38
Japan	161.49	154.55	4.50%	3.68%	316.04
Germany	81.82	128.50	-36.33%	1.86%	210.33
Thailand	38.36	99.10	-61.29%	0.87%	137.38
Mexico	115.66	97.68	18.41%	2.64%	213.35
Australia	73.54	89.67	-17.99%	1.68%	163.22
Netherlands	148.01	89.28	65.78%	3.37%	237.30
France	44.86	78.98	-43.20%	1.02%	123.38
Hong Kong	98.58	75.77	30.11%	2.25%	174.35
Saudi Arabia	74.34	71.81	3.51%	1.69%	146.15
Canada	70.83	62.90	12.60%	1.61%	133.73
Slovakia	46.07	55.58	-17.10%	1.05%	101.65
Spain	49.56	54.49	-9.05%	1.13%	104.05
Brazil	47.27	52.44	-9.87%	1.08%	99.71
Sweden	26.20	50.25	-47.85%	0.60%	76.46
Israel	17.24	48.34	-64.34%	0.39%	65.58
Taiwan	34.72	47.22	-26.46%	0.79%	81.94
Turkey	37.94	46.76	-18.85%	0.86%	84.71
Chile	23.55	46.73	-49.60%	0.54%	70.27
Italy	49.36	45.57	8.32%	1.13%	94.94
Argentina	47.55	44.31	7.32%	1.08%	91.86
Armenia	44.71	40.24	11.13%	1.02%	84.95
Indonesia	41.07	39.47	4.05%	0.94%	80.53
Malaysia	36.10	33.56	7.57%	0.82%	69.47
Singapore	24.99	33.48	-25.38%	0.57%	58.47
South Africa	33.41	31.40	6.40%	0.76%	64.81
Kazakhstan	19.74	28.64	-31.08%	0.45%	48.23
Philippines	20.68	27.90	-25.89%	0.47%	48.45
Poland	33.39	25.56	30.61%	0.76%	58.95
New Zealand	18.88	21.42	-11.84%	0.43%	40.30
Portugal	7.51	14.53	-48.28%	0.17%	22.04
Pakistan	12.33	12.43	-0.78%	0.28%	24.76
Greece	9.08	11.44	-20.62%	0.21%	20.52
Peru	11.55	11.39	1.34%	0.26%	22.94
Colombia	14.01	10.06	39.18%	0.32%	24.07
Panama	17.35	9.71	78.60%	0.40%	27.02
Egypt	4.21	5.32	-20.75%	0.10%	9.53
Hungary	7.18	4.58	56.65%	0.16%	11.76
Bangladesh	0.43	0.48	-9.87%	0.01%	0.91
Sri Lanka	0.48	0.40	17.61%	0.01%	0.88
Czech Republic	0.09	0.26	-66.59%	0.00%	0.35
Nigeria	0.19	0.15	30.62%	0.00%	0.34
Kenya	0.12	0.05	143.59%	0.00%	0.17

Your support keeps this site independent and objective.
If you find value in this work, please consider making a contribution.

$2/mo $5/mo $10/mo One-time

Need more convincing?

Our content is free because we believe a rising tide lifts all boats.

By making accurate, independent information accessible to everyone, we help create a more informed, resilient, and empowered business community.

When businesses, investors, policymakers, and everyday readers all have access to clear, unbiased analysis, it leads to better decisions, fairer opportunities, and stronger economic outcomes for all.

That said, while our content is free to read, it costs money to create.

Behind every article is careful research, fact-checking, and expert analysis — all of which require time, skill, and resources.

If you can spare a couple of dollars, your support helps ensure that reliable, unbiased information remains accessible to all.