In 2024, Vietnam attracted 31.15 billion USD in foreign direct investment (FDI), an increase of 9.3% compared to 2023.
Of these, Singapore continued to lead with a total registered investment capital of 6.46 billion USD, accounting for 20.7% of the total FDI capital in Vietnam.
South Korea ranked second with 5.16 billion USD, accounting for 16.6%, and Japan ranked third with 4.21 billion USD, accounting for 13.5%.
The sectors attracting the most FDI include processing and manufacturing industry with 18.1 billion USD, accounting for 58.1% of the total registered capital; followed by real estate business with 5.2 billion USD, accounting for 16.7%; and wholesale and retail with 3.4 billion USD, accounting for 10.9%.
In terms of localities, Ho Chi Minh City leads the country with 4.36 billion USD of registered FDI capital, accounting for 14% of the total capital; followed by Hanoi with 3.67 billion USD, accounting for 11.8%; and Binh Duong with 2.78 billion USD, accounting for 8.9%.
In addition, a report from the General Statistics Office shows that in 2024, Vietnam’s overseas investment had 164 projects newly granted investment certificates with a total capital of 603.7 million USD, more than double that of the previous year; there were 26 projects adjusting capital with an adjusted capital of 61.1 million USD, down 55.8%.
In general, in 2024, Vietnam’s total overseas investment capital (newly granted and adjusted capital) reached 664.8 million USD, an increase of 57.7% over the previous year.
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