While the number of new enterprises remained relatively stable in the first ten months of the year, combined new and additional capital almost doubled.
Growth in the Index of Industrial Production in the first ten month was sufficient to encourage companies to hire additional staff and bolster their raw material inventories.
According to figures from National Statistics Office of Vietnam (NSO), in July and throughout the first seven months of this year, many of Vietnam’s economic indicators continued to show clear signs of improvemen.
Vietnam’s 30 years in ASEAN have been marked by a continuing commitment to regional peace, economic integration, sustainable growth, and shared prosperity.
Vietnam is looking to accelerate its sustainable growth by advancing institutional reform and enhancing the State’s enabling capacity amid a shifting landscape.
Mr. Nguyen Thieu Son, CEO of BIDV-SuMi TRUST Leasing (BSL), tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy how financial leasing, or asset leasing, can drive green growth and empower SMEs in Vietnam’s new development phase.