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A Vietnamese government official has pointed out favorable conditions for Japanese businesses to ramp up investments in Vietnam.
Specific forms for business registration have recently been introduced in Circular 20/2015/TT-BKHDT (Circular 20) to be applied consistently across the nation.
A string of fresh policies on compulsory insurance for construction investment activities; assistance in vocationaiontal training and job search for workers whose land is withdrawn comes into effect since February, 2016.
Vietnam needs proper measures to turn opportunities created by the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement into reality and cope with any difficulties, an official has said. Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang, who is scheduled to join the TPP signing ceremony in New Zealand on February 4,...
Lotte Shopping of South Korea and Singapore’s Dairy Farm have said to join the race to acquire Big C Vietnam and Thailand of the Casino Group (France), according to Reuters.
Economists have warned that the foreign-invested economic sector may become dominant in the national economy.
The Government has recently issued Decree 72 on representative offices and branches of foreign business entities in Vietnam (“Decree 72”). Decree 72 replaces current regulations on representative offices (“ROs”) and branches from Decree 45 of 2000 (“Decree 45”).
Despite high expectations for a third wave of investment from Japan into Vietnam, Japanese investment figures have fallen in the past few years.
If China can control textile and garment production, it will be able to control the Vietnamese industry that makes products for export, experts have warned.
The long-awaited decree detailing the implementation of the 2014 Investment Law was finally issued last month with clear regulations on investment conditions and procedures, especially those applicable to foreign investors.
The Vietnamese property market is entering 2016 after witnessing recoveries of firms in 2015, driven by macroeconomic improvements and policies of openness.
The government’s efforts to simplify business registration regulations, allow foreigners to own property and improve infrastructure are attracting both local and foreign investors.
