These publications (Book 1: Doing Business in Vietnam – Investing in Vietnam - The Basics and Book 2: Tax Guide Vietnam) provide an overview of Vietnamese laws affecting investment, including coverage of topics such as enterprises, land, securities, and contract and taxation.

The Government has made a decision to implement special investment incentives and support policies in order to encourage the growth of a number of projects with substantial economic effect.

On 21 December 2010, the Vietnamese Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) issued Official Letter No. 9089/BKH-PC (Letter) to reply to two questions raised by the Department of Planning and Investment of Bac Lieu Province.

Vietnam's economic performance has been impressive.

On 4 January 2010 the Prime Minister issued Decree No. 01/2010/ND-CP ("Decree 01") providing for both the private placement of shares by Vietnamese shareholding companies ("Offering Enterprise") and the administrative penalties for offences in relation to such private placement activities.

Vietnam introduced the concept of Build-Operate-Transfer ("BOT") investment projects when it amended its Foreign Investment Law in 1992. Since then, only one foreign-invested BOT enterprise, a water supply plant, has begun operations.

Submitting reports is a mandatory obligation that enterprises must perform in some cases according to each field. This is for the purpose of management of competent authorities.

Hopes abound that a new Decree will drag the near-moribund process of privatising large State-owned enterprises (SOEs) into a new and more efficient phase.

Vietnam's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanded by 6.81 per cent last year, marking its highest growth rate in a decade.

After 35 years of practicing law in Vietnam, a foreign legal advisor reflects on the country's remarkable transformation from a post-embargo economy to one of Southeast Asia's most dynamic nations. With Vietnam's historic upgrade to Emerging Market Status in September 2026, the author examines what made the 'old' Vietnam extraordinary and what gives genuine optimism for its future.

Laut einer Marktstudie von Technavio, dem weltweit führenden Technologieforschungs- und -beratungsunternehmen, wird der Halbleitermarkt in Vietnam im Zeitraum von 2021 bis 2025...

According to market research released by Technavio, the world's leading technology research and consulting company, the semiconductor market in Vietnam

A resolution drafted by the Ministry of Planning and Investment on projects or works of national importance in Vietnam (Resolution Draft) is being submitted to the National Assembly (NA) for approval.

The securities business is in its early stages in Vietnam. Not many products are available to investors. The Law on Securities largely recognizes only more traditional products: stocks, bonds and investment fund units.

According to the Vietnam Law on Investment, foreign investors can invest in Vietnam via direct and indirect investment.

Vietnam introduced the concept of Build-Operate-Transfer ("BOT") investment projects when it amended its Foreign Investment Law in 1992. Since then, only one foreign-invested BOT enterprise, a water supply plant, has begun operations.

Vietnam is rapidly transforming from a manufacturing hub into one of Southeast Asia's most promising consumer markets. Rising incomes, urbanization, and a growing middle class are driving demand for high-quality international products, particularly in health, beauty, and family care categories. This shift raises a strategic question: which German retail concepts are best positioned to capitalize on Vietnam's evolving consumer landscape?