MANUFACTURING SECTOR REMAINS IN GROWTH TERRITORY
The S&P Global Vietnam Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index remained above the 50 point mark in November for thesecond consecutive month, following the contraction caused by Typhoon Yagi in September.
SINGAPORE CRACKS DOWN ON ILLEGAL LENDING OPERATIONS
Preliminary investigations reveal that five individuals are accused of harassment and intimidation of borrowers, while 40 others are suspected of aiding loan sharks through ATM transactions. Another 50 suspects allegedly assisted illegal lenders by opening and using their personal bank accounts.
DRIVING SUSTAINABLE IP DEVELOPMENT TO ATTRACT STRATEGIC INVESTORS
As a result, major strategic investors like Honda, Toyota, Samsung and Signetics have explored opportunities in Vinh Phuc, offering support for energy cooperation, "Net Zero" commitments, and green investment to boost sustainable development and add value to the local economy.
INNOVATING TECH INFRASTRUCTURE TO ENHANCE BANKING SECURITY
Vietnam's banking technology infrastructure has advanced significantly, improving performance and meeting customer needs in the digital age. However, further innovation is needed to sustainably grow and meet rising market demands.
DRIVING SUSTAINABLE IP DEVELOPMENT TO ATTRACT STRATEGIC INVESTORS
As a result, major strategic investors like Honda, Toyota, Samsung and Signetics have explored opportunities in Vinh Phuc, offering support for energy cooperation, "Net Zero" commitments, and green investment to boost sustainable development and add value to the local economy.
VIETNAM ON THE RISE: KEY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION – JOIN OUR WEBINAR!
WHA Group invites you to an exclusive webinar, "Vietnam on the Rise: Key Investment Opportunities in the North Central Region," co-hosted with ICBC Bank and Yingke Law Firm. This insightful session will explore the expanding investment landscape in North Central Vietnam, with a particular focus on Nghe An Province—an emerging hub for industrial growth and land development.
FROM 2026, SMALL BUSINESSES WITH REVENUES UNDER VNĐ200 MILLION WILL BE EXEMPT FROM VAT
Effective January 1, 2026, a new regulation approved by the National Assembly (NA) on Tuesday will exempt individuals and household businesses with annual revenues below VNĐ200 million (approximately US$7,870) from value-added tax (VAT).
NAM DINH TO BUILD TWO NEW INDUSTRIAL CLUSTERS
Its primary industrial activities are mechanical engineering, supporting industries, food processing, pharmaceutical production, automotive parts manufacturing, electronics assembly, electrical equipment production and other manufacturing and processing industries.
