08-03-2016 During the first six months in 2015, HCMC exported $13.24 billion including the value of crude oil through the city’s border gate. That number accounted for almost 17.02% total export value of the whole nation. Among three business areas, state owned enterprises’ export value decreased sharply by a half of the amount of the same period in 2014, meanwhile, at the same time, that value of FDI and non-state owned enterprises grew considerably by 15.4% and 6.6% respectively. In terms of exporting industry, industrial sectors made up the highest value with $7.98 billion accounted for over 60.28% total export value of the city (including crude oil). However, almost other sectors

08-03-2016 Total state budget revenue as of 15/06/2015 is VND 406.2 trillion, meets 44.6% of 2015 estimate.   Among three sources listed, domestic revenue contributes the most, with VND 298.8 trillion, 46.8% of the year estimate. In particular, the figure from state own enterprises is highest, VND 91.2 trillion though meets 41.3% of year estimate. Within the same category, revenue from land and house contributes only VND 24.4 trillion, though repesents 62.7% of 2015 estimate.   Revenue from export and import activities comes the second place, with VND 73.4 billion, 41.9% of the year estimate. Oil revenue contributes VND 32.6 trillion to the state budget, corresponding 35% of the year

23-10-2015 In first half of 2015, the gross regional domestic product of Hanoi reached VND 187,879 billion, increased by 7.8% compared to that of 2014. Among 3 main economic sectors, service sector ranked first in growth rate (8.3%), industry and construction sector came the second place with 7.6%, and agriculture, forestry and fishing had lowest growth rate (2.8%). In terms of production activities: Industrial production index increased by 6.8% compared to that of 2014, revenue from services reached VND 887,770 billion, increase by 10% compared to that of 2014. Revenue from transportation was recorded at VND 33,258 billion, increased by 13.2% compared to the same period of 2014. Regarding international trade, total export value was USD

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1. What is highlighted in this issue? In addition to the comprehensive analysis of the market itself, the issue covers a section of Vietnam Television Service Background that have significant impacts on the industry. B&Company also analyzes how the digital infrastructure and demographic features in Vietnam will likely create change the landscape of Television Service Industry in the next few years and various opportunities of foreign investment and sales in each portion of Television Service’s value chain: TV content, TV channel, TV broadcaster. B&Company’s analysis guides new entrants to acknowledge market entry model of each above portion. Finally, important lists which are consolidated for this report will offer contact points and

19-11-2014 In October, total retails of goods and services of HCMC was 55,879 billion VND, increased 3.2% and 10.6% respectively compared to last month and the same period last year. In the first 10 months, total retails of goods and services was 530,479 billion VND, increased 12% compared to the same period of 2013. Excluding price fluctuation, goods and services volume went up by 17.1%. In commerce sector, some goods had high growth rate are transpotation means (24.9%); petrolium (12.5%); and others (20.8%). In addtition, hotels and restaurants sector reached 56,069 billion VND; services revenue was 34,428 billion (11.4% increase) and toursim reached 15,696 billion (went up by 13.3%).  

1.      Project Overview The cross-regional “Brand Asia 2014” project is led by Nikkei BP Consulting aiming to evaluate among different region, major brands’ overall strengths, measure image trends, analyze customers’ perceptions and other factors that has influence on brands’ performances. It was conducted in 27 large cities of 12 Asia countries from December 2013 to January 2014 by 3 data collection methods: Internet survey, Street catch and Telephone. Within 100 researched brands, 60 global brands are commonly selected for 12 countries and divided into 10 industries: 1)IT/Electronic (IT/Electronic), 2) Food/Drink, 3) Internet-related, 4) Sporting good (Sporting), 5) Automaker, 6) fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), 7) Restaurant, 8) Finance, 9) Clothing/Fashion items (Clothing) and 10)