Vietnam has officially introduced a carbon exchange, marking a major step toward its net-zero goals and a market-driven approach to reducing emissions.
As Vietnam looks to modernize its growth model, policymakers are betting that International Financial Centers in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang can help channel the capital needed to power the country’s next stage of economic development.
Rising numbers of newly-registered enterprises in 2025 were matched by overall optimism within the business environment while the growing number of companies seeking dissolution provides food for thought.
As of February 23, the central province had approved investment policies or granted investment registration certificates to 10 new projects and capital adjustments to 26 others.
The projected plant in the central province is designed with a capacity of processing 100,000 tons of raw materials annually, with a total investment of approximately $31 million.
To achieve this goal, the capital city is developing mechanisms and policies to encourage and support taxi companies in proactively converting their fleets.