This article examines the impact of the 2025 administrative restructuring in Vietnam on the investment environment.

This article examines the impact of the 2025 administrative restructuring in Vietnam on the economic situation.

Post-reform, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City remain the country’s two most important economic and governance centers, shaping national development.

The new Tay Ninh has emerged as one of Southern Vietnam’s largest economic territories, positioned between the Southeast and Mekong Delta.

As Vietnam remains an attractive FDI destination, this report analyzes the national administrative reforms and their impact on FDI.

On Jul 1 , B&Company was quoted on VTV1’s Chao Buoi Sang program, alongside leading news such as Nikkei Asia and The Diplomat, discussing the significant restructuring of Vietnam’s provincial administrative units. This development marks a key shift in the country’s governance structure as it implements a two-tier local governance system.

Vietnam has operated under a unified two-tier governance model nationwide since July 1st, 2025, marking a significant shift.

The economic of Vietnam's North Central and Central Coastal region is poised for transformation following the 2025 administrative unit mergers.

Following the 2025 provincial-level unit mergers, the Southeast of Vietnam is entering an era of enhanced regional coordination.

The Red River Delta is one of Vietnam’s socio-economic epicenters, attracting investors with its dynamic growth and strategic location.