A Vietnam–New Zealand Trade, Investment and Business Matching Conference opened in Hanoi on October 28, attracting the participation of more than 20 leading New Zealand enterprises.
The event aims to enhance trade and investment cooperation, strengthen production and service supply chains, and expand export opportunities for Vietnamese goods to New Zealand and the wider Oceania region.
The New Zealand business delegation includes companies operating in strategic sectors such as design and construction, software technology, agriculture, dairy, honey, nutrition, healthcare, education, finance, real estate, logistics, investment, and hotel management.
This marks New Zealand’s largest direct trade mission to Vietnam since 2020, reflecting the growing interest of New Zealand businesses in Vietnam’s fast-growing market — one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic production and consumption hubs.
Bilateral trade between Vietnam and New Zealand reached over $1.1 billion in the first nine months of 2025, with Vietnam’s exports valued at $528 million. Major export items include phones and accessories, footwear, computers and electronics, and garments and textiles.
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