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Investors, retailers squeeze into prepared food market
VinaCapital has invested US$32.5 million in Ba Huan, a poultry egg producer, while Kido plans to join forces with a Thai partner to make bottled milk tea and herbal drinks.
Retailers flock to Vietnam as consumer spending soars
In 2014, Vietnamese were the most economical consumers in South East Asia in a Nielsen survey. However, their spending habits have changed.
Foreign real estate developers return as crisis is over
Vietnam attracted US$3 billion worth of foreign direct and portfolio investments to the real estate sector in 2017, a sharp increase of 80% over the year before.
Gear-motorbike market cutthroat for manufacturers
The gear motorbike market segment has become cramped with many models priced up to VND20 million.
Vietnam’s textile & garment industry expect big benefits from EVFTA
Once the EU-Vietnam FTA (EVFTA) is signed and the tariff is cut to zero percent, textile and garment exports to the market may obtain 7-8% growth rate per annum, experts say.
Millions of online sellers to compete with Amazon in Vietnam
Amazon will find it not easy to conquer the Vietnamese market as it will have to compete with millions of people selling products via social networks, especially Facebook, analysts say.
Vietnamese investor to build hydropower plant with Chinese capital
80% of the project’s capital that Geleximco plans to develop would come from a syndicated loan to be provided by a group of Chinese banks led by China Development Bank.
Vietnamese fashion brands wither away as designs remain stagnant
The appearance of foreign fast-fashion brands in Vietnam has dealt a strong blow to Vietnamese brands.
Imports, domestically-assembled cars in battle for market share
Imported CBU (completely built unit) cars are expected to flood Vietnam, as domestic automobile manufacturers prepare to launch new models.
Vietnamese CEOs at multinationals – who are they?
Years ago, only foreigners were appointed by multinationals to key posts at their branch offices in Vietnam. But that has changed.