Vietnam’s stock market is riding a historic wave of initial public offerings (IPOs), with projections estimating a potential inflow of up to 47 billion USD over the next three years.

The infrastructure development unit for charging stations under Vingroup estimates that the country will need 500,000 battery swap cabinets for electric motorcycles alone. This attractive investment sector is drawing many businesses.

The Ministry of Construction (MOC) has proposed applying home buyer loan limits of no more than 50 percent of housing value for second homes, and no more than 30 percent for third or more homes in an aim to control real estate prices.

Through tactics involving illegal invoice trading, tax evasion, or collusion with tax and police officials, a number of illicit tycoons have faced tragic consequences.

Rising input costs, especially land-use fees, and prolonged procedures have discouraged businesses from developing affordable housing, said Nguyen Xuan Binh, Deputy General Director of Cienco 5 Land.

Car sales surged 18% in September, with imported vehicles continuing to outperform domestic models, reflecting strong consumer preference.

Vin stocks hit ceiling levels, sending Vietnam’s richest man, Pham Nhat Vuong, soaring to USD18.1 billion in net worth.

A lack of large-scale energy projects in the past decade, combined with regulatory gridlock and pricing caps, is threatening Vietnam’s ability to meet rising electricity demand by 2030.

CMC proposes the government accelerate national missions on AI and cloud computing while promoting a Triple Helix innovation model at the Prime Minister’s Business Meeting.

The World Bank has projected short-term inflows of about 5 billion USD before and after the upgrade from both passive and active investors.

Vietnam Airlines will inaugurate its direct service connecting Hanoi and Cebu, the Philippines, on December 1, 2025, operating three flights per week with Airbus A321 aircraft.

Vietnam eyes innovation in crypto regulation as it faces mounting financial threats.

A recent proposal to limit credit for buyers of second homes may sound bold, but it lacks legal standing and market logic, potentially doing more harm than good to Vietnam’s real estate and financial systems.

To ensure food safety, the most fundamental factor is a standardized production process in which VietGAP is considered the minimum requirement. However VietGAP-certified vegetables account for less than 1 percent of all vegetables.

Businesses must go beyond compliance and adopt green strategies as a competitive edge to survive in the global supply chain.

The city posts 7.07% growth in the first nine months, fueled by booming services and strong public investment disbursement.

On October 8 in Hanoi, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Vietnam held a mid-term press conference for the 2025 fiscal year.

Vietnam will begin testing a new electricity pricing system to optimize energy use and support industrial savings.

Negotiators from both sides are working to finalize a deal grounded in equality and shared economic interests.

Vietnam’s long-anticipated reclassification boosts market optimism and opens doors to billions in international capital.