Investment capital from the US is expected to flow more strongly into the fields of digital economy, green energy, and healthcare.

Local restaurant chain owner, Golden Gate Joint Stock Company has announced the transfer of 35.95 percent of shares to a group of three new stakeholders from Singapore.

Foreign investors are pouring capital into Vietnam's logistics market to seize development opportunities after the pandemic.

Despite revenue increases and large investment scale, Shopee and Airpay still reported losses in 2020. The two enterprises paid only billions of dong to the state budget, according to the Ministry ò Finance.

The race to expand the logistics market share is getting hot when foreign businesses have continually been pouring capital into and scaling up their operations in Vietnam, Dau tu (Vietnam Investment Review) reported.

Foreign investor commitments to developing billion-dollar projects in Vietnam so far this year promises a solid foundation in realising a $40 billion target in overseas capital for the whole of 2022.

Foreign investment funds all have positive forecasts about the prospects of Vietnam's economic recovery and stable growth of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows in 2022.

Domestic firms should consider expanding partnerships with Japan in new areas like smart city and startup incubation, suggested Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, Director of the Institute of Branding and Competition Strategy.

Nike's supply chain in the South has fully recovered, while its supply chain in the North is trying to restore production and business.

Several foreign-invested firms have moved to increase recruitment of workers as they strive to meet the demand for production expansion and complete orders after a COVID-19 inflicted hiatus, according to industry insiders.

Despite challenges in terms of labor resources, supply chain disruptions, geopolitical fluctuations and economic conflicts, Vietnam still sees opportunities from various shifting investment waves and changes in trade structure and order.

By the end of February 2022, the registered capital for project adjustment of foreign investors in Vietnam has increased by US$3.59 billion, a year on year increase of 123.8 percent.

In 2021, investment capital in start-ups hit a record level of 1.35 billion USD, making Vietnam the most attractive startup valley in the region.

In the early days of 2022, foreign capital inflows into Vietnam showed many positive signs. After a year of strong withdrawal in the stock market, the cash flow is forecast to be more positive in 2022.

Vietnam attracted approximately US$5 billion in FDI during the opening two months of the year, equivalent to roughly 91.5% against the same period last year, according to statistics released by the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Vietnamese and Singaporean businesses signed cooperation deals worth nearly 11 billion USD at the Vietnam-Singapore business dialogue on February 25, which was attended by President Nguyen Xuan Phuc.

SAIGONTEL of Vietnam and Aurous Capital Pte. Ltd of Singapore have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on investment cooperation in a $2.5-billion project to develop an industrial and urban complex in Bac Giang.

HCM City is reviewing the land fund and removing obstacles in legal procedures to soon put IPs Le Minh Xuan 2, Phong Phu, Le Minh Xuan, Vinh Loc and Tay Bac Cu Chi into operation.

More and more foreign investors are coming to Vietnam, which is gradually making Vietnam a new production base of the world.

The words of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh may be what remains foremost after the annual Vietnam Business Forum (VBF).