Vietnam exported telephones, mobile phones and parts worth US$4.82 billion in March, up 9.95 percent from February, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

This brought the year-to-date total to US$14.04 billion, making the category one of Vietnam’s top export earners. China overtook the USA as the largest single market in March, with exports surging to US$1.25 billion, a 47 percent rise. The USA followed with US$794.98 million, a slight dip from the previous month.

While exports to key markets like South Korea and Japan showed steady growth, shipments to the UAE, Hong Kong, and several EU countries declined. The Philippines, Israel, and Peru saw notable increases.

Vietnam phone exports, March, US$ millions

	March	February	MoM	YTD	% of YTD
Total	4,824.59	4,387.86	9.95%	14,038.24	100.00%
Other	130.26	85.00	53.26%	327.99	2.34%
China	1,249.69	850.14	47.00%	2,703.64	19.26%
USA	794.98	830.89	-4.32%	2,746.33	19.56%
South Korea	270.29	254.82	6.07%	779.80	5.55%
UAE	222.07	272.33	-18.46%	759.01	5.41%
India	199.32	162.84	22.40%	587.96	4.19%
Austria	189.29	180.62	4.80%	643.42	4.58%
Japan	187.46	161.49	16.08%	503.50	3.59%
Netherlands	115.90	148.01	-21.70%	353.20	2.52%
Mexico	107.99	115.66	-6.64%	321.33	2.29%
UK	88.97	106.76	-16.67%	365.34	2.60%
Australia	77.24	73.54	5.02%	240.45	1.71%
Thailand	75.38	38.36	96.47%	212.76	1.52%
Germany	69.07	81.82	-15.59%	279.39	1.99%
Hong Kong	68.28	98.58	-30.74%	242.63	1.73%
Canada	61.91	70.83	-12.59%	195.64	1.39%
Brazil	61.01	47.27	29.08%	160.72	1.14%
France	56.79	44.86	26.59%	180.17	1.28%
Spain	55.02	49.56	11.01%	159.07	1.13%
Saudi Arabia	53.78	74.34	-27.66%	199.93	1.42%
Chile	53.06	23.55	125.33%	123.11	0.88%
Italy	50.32	49.36	1.93%	145.25	1.03%
Slovakia	47.49	46.07	3.07%	149.14	1.06%
Malaysia	43.36	36.10	20.11%	112.67	0.80%
Turkey	41.30	37.94	8.85%	126.01	0.90%
Argentina	40.21	47.55	-15.45%	132.07	0.94%
Philippines	34.60	20.68	67.30%	83.05	0.59%
Israel	33.16	17.24	92.34%	98.74	0.70%
Kazakhstan	32.79	19.74	66.15%	81.02	0.58%
Taiwan	32.35	34.72	-6.84%	113.93	0.81%
Armenia	30.96	44.71	-30.77%	115.91	0.83%
Singapore	27.50	24.99	10.08%	85.97	0.61%
Indonesia	26.84	41.07	-34.63%	107.37	0.76%
Sweden	26.40	26.20	0.74%	102.86	0.73%
South Africa	22.13	33.41	-33.76%	86.95	0.62%
Peru	21.11	11.55	82.84%	44.00	0.31%
Poland	19.92	33.39	-40.32%	78.87	0.56%
Colombia	19.48	14.01	39.06%	43.55	0.31%
Panama	16.10	17.35	-7.21%	43.12	0.31%
New Zealand	15.53	18.88	-17.77%	55.82	0.40%
Greece	14.48	9.08	59.47%	35.00	0.25%
Hungary	11.75	7.18	63.70%	23.51	0.17%
Pakistan	11.29	12.33	-8.47%	36.05	0.26%
Portugal	9.35	7.51	24.44%	31.39	0.22%
Egypt	7.46	4.21	77.05%	16.99	0.12%
Sri Lanka	0.59	0.48	23.39%	1.47	0.01%
Nigeria	0.24	0.19	23.80%	0.57	0.00%
Czech Republic	0.08	0.09	-5.94%	0.44	0.00%
Kenya	0.08	0.12	-32.70%	0.25	0.00%
Bangladesh	0.00	0.43	-100.00%	0.91	0.01%

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