Grant Thornton Vietnam is pleased to share our annual publication, “Doing Business in Vietnam 2025”, which we launched with the valued support of the Investment and Trade Promotion Centre of Ho Chi Minh City (ITPC).
The guide provides practical insights into Vietnam’s macroeconomic outlook, compliance environment, key investment sectors, ESG developments, and M&A trends.
Vietnam’s economy demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2024, posting a GDP growth of 7.09% as its key growth engines – domestic consumption, exports, and foreign direct investment (FDI) -gradually recovered. This performance was supported by consistent government efforts across both policy design and implementation, helping sustain momentum despite global volatility. However, 2025 brings a more complex landscape. Rising trade tensions, particularly following the recent U.S. tariff announcement, have added new pressure on Vietnam’s growth trajectory. This is a challenging moment, but also a pivotal one. It presents an opportunity for Vietnam to strengthen internal capacity through sweeping institutional reform, empower the private sector as a core growth driver, and move further up the global value chain by attracting higher-quality FDI and advancing value-added production.
For investors, Vietnam remains a dynamic and strategic destination. But as the country shifts towards deeper structural transformation, navigating the evolving business environment requires sharper insight and preparation. This guide aims to support that journey by providing practical, up-to-date information on the legal framework, regulatory procedures, and key sectors shaping Vietnam’s investment landscape in 2025.
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