FDI inflows into Vietnam increase, opportunity for recovery and breakthrough

In the first 5 months of 2024, FDI capital inflows into Vietnam reached 11.07 billion USD, up 2% over the same period. Capital flows include newly registered capital, adjusted capital, and capital contributions to buy shares and capital contributions from foreign investors.

Regarding the progress of FDI disbursement, in the first 5 months of the year it reached 8.25 billion USD, an increase of 7.8% over the same period last year, showing a significant recovery of the economy .

FDI capital flows into Vietnam are showing positive signs (Photo TL)

In addition, FDI capital flows into Vietnam are also showing positive changes. Investment projects all ensure standards in line with Vietnam's green and sustainable growth goals in recent years.

For example, the LEGO factory in Binh Duong uses solar energy with panels installed on the roof. In addition, the LEGO Group also committed to planting 50,000 trees to compensate for the decrease in trees during construction.

Not only manufacturing industries, the real estate sector also recorded investment capital 4 times higher than the same period in 2023. Many experts assess that Vietnam has many opportunities to attract new generation FDI on the basis of upgrading comprehensive strategic partnerships with many large countries such as China, Russia, the US, India...

In addition, the Party and the State are also pursuing policies to attract FDI capital flows. Notably, Resolution 50-NQ/TW of the Politburo on attracting quality FDI capital flows has helped many international organizations appreciate the investment potential in Vietnam.

HSBC Bank said that Vietnam is in the top group in ASEAN in attracting FDI into the technology sector. World Bank also assessed that FDI inflows into Vietnam this year will also increase sharply in the fields of technology, renewable energy, healthcare, banking and real estate.

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/dong-von-fdi-vao-viet-nam-gia-tang-co-hoi-de-hoi-phuc-va-but-pha-post300431.html