The first two months of 2026 present a familiar picture of Vietnam’s economy: manufacturing and exports continue to grow strongly, while domestic demand has yet to fully catch up. At the same time, after a strong rally in 2025, the capital market appears to be entering an adjustment phase of the cycle. For business owners […]
Author: Le Trung Nam
Vietnam’s Economy in January 2026: Capital Discipline Becomes a Competitive Advantage
Entering 2026, Vietnam’s economy continues to show positive growth momentum. However, macroeconomic indicators suggest that the economy has moved beyond a phase of broad-based, easy expansion and is now entering a more selective phase, where the quality of growth, capital efficiency, and management capability play a decisive role. In this context, economic analysis should go […]
Vietnam’s Economy in Early 2026: Growth in a Phase of Structural Divergence
Entering early 2026, Vietnam continues to post solid economic growth following a relatively strong 2025. However, macro indicators increasingly point to a structural shift in the growth model. Expansion is no longer evenly distributed across the economy; instead, it is driven primarily by industrial production, investment, and exports, while domestic consumption and financial markets are […]
Growth Is Present – Risks Are Shifting
As Vietnam moves beyond 2025, the economy is entering a highly distinctive phase: growth has clearly returned and is supported by solid fundamentals, yet the cycle is no longer in an “easy” stage. This is a period in which growth no longer automatically translates into profits, and advantages accrue to managers who clearly understand where […]
Vietnam Economy November 2025: Growth in a mature phase of the cycle
November 2025 marks a defining phase for Vietnam’s economy. Growth remains clearly visible, yet the operating environment has shifted into a more mature and selective stage of the cycle. This is no longer a period driven by abundant liquidity, but one in which capital efficiency, financial structure, and risk discipline determine sustainable success. For business […]
5 Surprising Trends Shaping Vietnam’s Economy
When people think of Vietnam’s economy, the image of a fast-growing nation and a global manufacturing hub often comes first. However, KPMG’s Vietnam Outlook 2026 report reveals a hidden truth: the country’s core growth engines are shifting in ways few observers anticipated. These insights are drawn from KPMG’s comprehensive report analyzing Vietnam’s emerging economic dynamics. […]
Why Your Business Struggles to Raise Capital
Fundraising is a critical step for expansion, product development, or restructuring. Yet many businesses — especially SMEs — struggle, not because capital is unavailable, but because preparation and approach are inadequate. Below are common barriers and quick ways to address them: 1) Lack of financial transparency Unreliable financial statements, unclear cash flows, or complicated liabilities […]
5 Steps to Building a Digital Transformation Strategy
In today’s digital economy, transformation is no longer optional – it is essential for businesses to remain competitive and achieve sustainable growth. Yet many companies still struggle with where to start, how to set priorities, and how to execute in a way that delivers both short-term impact and long-term direction. At EPS Investing, we apply […]
20 Things Businesses Should Prepare Before Fundraising
During the fundraising process, many businesses focus too much on the pitch deck or expect high valuations, forgetting what professional investors truly care about: whether the business has a solid foundation to manage capital and create sustainable value. The book Crossing the Street by Andy Ho – Chief Investment Officer at VinaCapital – summarizes 20 […]
Vietnamese Enterprises 2025: Transforming in the midst of instability
The UOB Business Outlook Study 2025 – Vietnam, published in early Q3, paints a vivid picture of how Vietnamese enterprises are navigating a time of turbulence. From shifting geopolitical dynamics to mounting global business pressures, Vietnamese businesses are not just swept up by change—they are proactively adjusting strategies to adapt, overcome, and grow. Business Sentiment […]
