Final report for “Data Collection Survey and Situation Analysis on Industrial Human Resource Development in Vietnam” is public on JICA website.

On April 13, Web seminar about the result of the “Data Collection Survey and Situation Analysis on Industrial Human Resource Development in Vietnam” was held.

Dear our valued customers

In April and May, both Vietnam and Japan have public holidays.

2021 was indeed a Year of Resilience to us.
Our 3 offices in Tokyo, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City spent almost 9 out of 12 months working from home. We had team members who got infected and survived COVID-19. We were in lock down in our office and spent days and nights together maintaining our working and daily routine.

Yet we have come this far. So we would like to spend the last working day of 2021 to thank you for your support and partnership, and share with you some of our humble but proud achievement.

Despite being most of the time in social distancing and lock down, we have:
– Stayed connected
– Supported 100+ clients from oversea SMEs to international organizations to continue finding business opportunities in Vietnam in diversified fields from digital transformation, startup, education, healthcare, manufacturing…to tackling social-economic issues
– Arranged 120+ online business matching session between oversea companies and Vietnamese enterprises
– Reached out and listened to 250+ companies and organizations in various in-depth studies
– Surveyed thousands of individuals for sharing insights

It’s been truly another tough year to us all. But we thank you who crossed path with us, for being there, for staying connected, for choosing us, and for your partnership.

May your 2022 come with peace, more good news and meaningful achievements!

From the team at B&Company Vietnam
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Please keep staying connected with us at:
https://b-company.jp

Overview of Vietnam Electronics Retail Market

Vietnamese consumer electronics market has been underpinned by the country’s healthy economic growth and its tech-savvy young population. The market’s main products include audio & video electronics, household appliances, mobile phones, digital cameras & other gadgets[1].

During 2014-2018, retail sales of consumer electronics was at 13.8% CAGR, with forecasted sales of VND169.8 trillion (~USD7.5 billion) in 2020[2]. Amid the pandemic period (2019-2020), the CAGR dropped significantly to -0.98%. Nevertheless, this sector still managed to have a slight revenue growth of 0.2% in 2020[3].

The flow of China Plus One has accelerated since the 10s, due to the increasing labor costs and labor shortages in China. According to report of JETRO, The share of export value of electrical equipment has increased to 2019, telephones and parts accounted for 19.5%, and computer electronic products and parts accounted for 13.6%. Export of FDI accounted for 42% of total export value in 2009. It increased by 70% to 2019. Export value of Domestic has also increased by more than two times from 2009.

Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Corporation will hold a webinar to provide information on Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand during the Corona disaster.

Vietnam’s healthcare at a glance

In 2018, the country’s healthcare expenditure to GDP was 5.9%, which was higher than some other markets in the region, yet the real value was comparatively low^[1]. Healthcare expenditure per capita is expected to increase 1.7 times from US$150 in 2018 to US$260 in 2025^[2].

Overview

Domain: Surveillance camera

Base year: 2020

Forecast Period: 2021 – 2025

Overview

If in the past, when Vietnamese people had demand for checking up their dental health, dental treatment or cosmetics dentistry, it is difficult to find a quality dental clinic, especially in rural regions. Nowadays, the issue above has matter nobody. With amazing growth in the recent ten years, Vietnam gradually makes its name well-known in world dental map.