Vietnam’s e-commerce market offers significant opportunities for foreign businesses, but the regulatory framework changed substantially in 2026. Foreign investors, overseas sellers, digital service providers, marketplace operators and social-commerce businesses must

Vietnam offers foreign brands a large and fast-growing online retail market, but successful entry requires more than opening a marketplace account. A seller must choose the right legal model, confirm

The Vietnam ecommerce market encompasses online sales of goods and services through marketplaces, brand websites, mobile applications, social networks and cross-border platforms. It serves a digitally engaged consumer population and

Vietnam offers investment incentives to projects that support priority industries, strategic technologies, infrastructure development, environmental protection, and disadvantaged locations. Available benefits may include preferential corporate income tax rates, tax holidays,

Vietnam continues to attract foreign investors through its manufacturing base, expanding digital economy, export connectivity, and growing domestic market. However, investors should look beyond broad economic narratives and identify industries

Vietnam has emerged as one of Asia’s most dynamic consumer markets. Over the past two decades, rapid economic development, urbanization, and digital transformation have fundamentally reshaped consumer behavior. While ASEAN

For decades, Southeast Asia has attracted global corporations seeking access to one of the world’s fastest-growing economic regions. Today, however, it is not only multinational enterprises that are pursuing regional

Vietnam has become one of Asia’s most attractive destinations for foreign investors. Its expanding middle class, strategic geographic location, growing manufacturing ecosystem, and increasing integration into global trade agreements have

Vietnam has become one of Asia’s most attractive destinations for foreign investment. Images of sprawling industrial parks, electronics factories, and export-oriented manufacturing often dominate discussions about the country’s economic rise.

For many foreign small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), entering Vietnam begins with a simple yet consequential decision: hiring the first local employee. Whether the role involves sales, operations, administration, or

For decades, Bangkok was widely regarded as one of Southeast Asia’s premier destinations for international business expansion. Its mature infrastructure, established financial services, and extensive expatriate community made it a

For foreign investors entering Vietnam, one question surfaces almost immediately: Should the business be established in Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi?

Although both cities are economic powerhouses, they

The global manufacturing landscape is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in modern economic history. Geopolitical tensions, pandemic-era disruptions, rising operational costs, and increasing pressure to diversify production networks

Vietnam has established itself as one of Asia’s most attractive destinations for foreign investment. Robust economic growth, political stability, increasing consumer spending, and deep integration into global supply chains have

Vietnam has become one of the world’s most attractive manufacturing destinations. Over the last decade, multinational corporations have increasingly shifted production activities to Vietnam, attracted by competitive costs, political stability,

E-commerce logistics encompasses the intricate orchestration of storage, transportation, and delivery processes that enable online retail to function seamlessly. It is not merely an operational necessity; it is the backbone

1.1 Vietnam’s waste-pressure and power-security equation

Vietnam’s waste-to-energy story is no longer theoretical. It is being forced into relevance by two converging realities: rising municipal solid waste and an

China’s foreign direct investment in Vietnam has moved beyond the realm of episodic factory relocation. It now sits at the fulcrum of Asian supply-chain redesign, tariff hedging, and industrial policy.