Two key commodity groups—computers, electronic products and components; and telephones and components—have maintained positive growth momentum in the first 10 months of 2025, according to Vietnam Customs.
In October alone, exports of computers, electronic products, and components reached $9.79 billion. Cumulatively over the first 10 months, the export turnover from this group reached $87.29 billion, a surge of 47.9% compared to the same period last year, representing an increase of $28.28 billion.
Computers, electronic products, and components recorded one of the highest export growth rates compared to the previous year. This commodity group accounted for 22.3% of the country's total export turnover over the past 10 months.
The growth of this group alone contributed more than half of the total export growth, highlighting the critical role of the electronics sector in Vietnam's trade landscape.
Notably, the US continues to be the largest consumer market, importing $34.14 billion of these products from Vietnam, a 78% year-on-year increase, equivalent to a rise of nearly $15 billion.
Beyond the US, other key markets also maintained impressive growth rates. Exports to China reached $13.98 billion (up 39.8%); Hong Kong (China) $8.81 billion (up 29.6%); the EU $8.79 billion (up 11.5%); South Korea $7.05 billion (up 55.4%).
In contrast to the exceptional growth of the computer group, the group of telephones and components saw more modest growth. In October, telephone exports reached $5.08 billion, a slight decrease compared to the previous month. However, accumulated over the 10 months, the export turnover from this group reached $48.67 billion, an increase of 4.7% compared to the same period last year, corresponding to a rise of $5.28 billion.
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