The Vietnamese consumer electronics retail market has experienced rapid growth driven and is now reaching a turning point.

B&Company recently shared insights on the convenience store (CVS) market in Vietnam during an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek Vietnam. One of the biggest challenges facing CVS chains in Vietnam is the issue of cost.

In a recent interview with Vietnam Investment Review, B&Company shed light on the dynamic shifts occurring in Vietnam’s retail market. The retail landscape in the country is currently witnessing a sharp contrast between the growth of domestic and international brands. You can refer to the content that B&Company provided in the interview below.

In a recent interview with Vietnam Investment Review, Mr. Le Huy Hoang – Director of Research at B&Company in Ho Chi Minh City – shared insightful perspectives on the rapid growth of the convenience store (CVS) model in Vietnam.

In recent years, online sales of hand-carried goods have become increasingly popular in Vietnam, particularly on e-commerce platforms and social media.

Hanoi is experiencing rapid growth in the middle and upper-class populations, presenting opportunities for the premium grocery sector.

Franchising has become a new trend in Vietnam's growing food and beverage market, with the growth of the country's economy and the middle class.

In Q1 2025, the pharmaceutical retail market in Vietnam witnessed many fluctuations, especially the decline of the An Khang pharmacy chain.

Vietnam's retail market is experiencing a significant transformation, marked by the rapid expansion of Chinese retail brands.

This article analyzes the current Vietnamese hair care market and the potential for cooperation with foreign enterprises.