Topic: Manufacturing sector

The events are expected to bring together over 200 businesses from more than 10 countries and anticipate attracting over 10,000 trade visitors.

The PMI of Vietnam in May increasing to 49.8, signalling a near-stabilization business condition in the sector, according to the S&P Globa.

The Vietnam Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) posting above the 50.0 no-change mark for the first time in four months during March.

Much work has gone into boosting digital transformation in Vietnam’s manufacturing sector, but for many companies the process has proved problematic.

Central to the renewed strengthening of the health of the sector were the returns to growth of both production and new orders.

Purchasing Managers’ Index down to 48.9 points in December, indicating decline.

Sector expected to attract $4.16 billion of investment annually by 2030.

Over 120 domestic and foreign enterprises showcasing products at September 12-14 expo.

Purchasing Managers’ Index hit 50.5 in August, above the no-change point for the first time in six months and demonstrating improved business conditions in the manufacturing sector.

Mr. Craig Martin, Chairman of Dynam Capital Limited, shares his thoughts with VET on the development of Vietnam’s manufacturing sector.