According to a report from the Global Infrastructure Outlook, Vietnam will meet 83 percent of its infrastructure investment needs by 2040 if the current investment trend is maintained. The detail is shown in the below graphic.
Foreign investment is needed to address the capital shortage in the production of textile and garment materials in Vietnam. In fact, to meet the demand for clothes and ancillary materials for outsourcing enterprises by 2025, Vietnam needs some 22 billion USD invested in textiles and dyeing.
(BGO) –
In July, 83 new enterprises were
established in the northern province of Bac Giang with a combined registered
capital of 404 billion VND (around 17.8 million USD).
Vietnam has seen 72,953 newly-established enterprises in the first seven months of this year with a total registered capital of VND690.74 trillion (US$30.39 billion), an annual increase of 13.8% in terms of the number of enterprises and 39% in terms of registered capital.
Disbursed foreign direct investment in 2017 was estimated at US$9.05 billion as of July 20, up 5.8% over the same period last year, according to the report of Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
Vietnam’s manufacturing and processing industry attracted 12,075 foreign-invested projects with a total registered capital of 180.68 billion USD as of late June, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI)’s Overseas Investment Agency.
(BGO) – In July, the northern province of Bac Giang attracted five new
investment projects with combined registered capital of 209 billion VND (around
9.2 million USD), bringing the total number of projects since the beginning of
this year to 101.
(BGO)
– Since the start of the year, the Industrial Zones (IZs) Management Board of
Bac Giang province has granted licences to 31 new investment projects, up four
projects year-on-year.
