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Amid ongoing fluctuations in global foreign direct investment (FDI) flows, Vietnam continues to emerge as an attractive destination in the Asian region. In 2025, total registered FDI in Vietnam reached over USD 38.4 billion, while disbursed capital from foreign-invested projects was estimated at more than USD 27.6 billion, reflecting sustained attractiveness and strong confidence from the international investor community. Notably, China has reaffirmed its position as one of Vietnam’s key strategic investment partners, ranking second in total investment capital with nearly USD 5.7 billion, accounting for 14.8% of total registered FDI. At the same time, it ranked first in terms of the number of newly registered projects, representing 31.45%. This trend highlights the increasingly evident relocation of manufacturing activities and expansion of supply chains by Chinese enterprises into Vietnam. With competitive production costs, a strategic geographic location, and an increasingly legal framework for investment, Vietnam is becoming a “prime destination” for Chinese investors, particularly in the manufacturing sector. Among these, the furniture manufacturing industry stands out as a highly promising field, driven by growing export demand and the ability to leverage regional supply chains. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of market opportunities, the applicable legal framework, and key considerations for Chinese investors seeking to enter Vietnam’s furniture manufacturing sector.
Enterprises conducting business in overseas study consultancy services should note Resolution No. 23/2026/NQ-CP as this regulation has cut down several procedures related to overseas study consultancy services under Decree No. 125/2024/ND-CP. The new regulation simplifies administrative procedures but is also a matter that enterprises need to pay attention to in order to avoid legal risks when state authorities conduct inspections. Lexsol presents the details in the article below.