Abstract Japanese investment in Vietnam has been rapidly increasing, with the number of Japanese enterprises entering the Vietnamese market continuing to rise in recent years. In 2023, Japan ranked second in newly registered FDI, accounting for nearly 7 billion USD, with a CAGR of 13% from 2019 to 2023[1]. By applying Hofstede’s six cultural dimensions

The seaport system plays a key role in promoting Vietnam's economic development and international integration.

As Vietnam strengthens its manufacturing and export capabilities, Japan remains both a strategic partner and a demanding market.

Japan is the leading foreign investor in Vietnam, especially in processing, manufacturing, mechanics, electronics, real estate, and services.

B&Company has developed a business database to provide updated, multi-dimensional and practical information, providing maximum support in research activities, market analysis and business matching.

In February 2025, Vietnam continued to witness significant investment activities, being a business destination for international corporations

The logistics industry in Vietnam is emerging as an attractive sector for foreign investors, offering opportunities for international businesses.

This article analyzes challenges in selecting a business location and proposes an approach to help businesses evaluate and make decisions effectively.

In a strategic move to position Vietnam as a global hub for high-tech innovation, the government has issued Decree No. 182/2024/NĐ-CP.

Recognizing the immense growth potential of Vietnam's meat industry and the market gap, Japanese corporation Sojitz, in partnership with Vinamilk's subsidiary Vilico, has launched the Vinabeef chilled beef processing plant in Tam Dao