Want to be in the loop?
subscribe to
our notification
Business News
HANOI POSTS RECORD BUDGET REVENUE OF OVER VND700 TRILLION IN 2025

An aerial view of downtown Hanoi - PHOTO: HANOI.GOV.VN
HCMC – Hanoi City reported record-high state budget revenue of VND704.6 trillion in 2025, up more than 37% from the previous year, according to the city’s official portal.
This marked the first time the capital’s annual budget revenue surpassed the VND700-trillion mark. The figure also exceeded the assigned estimate by more than 37%, making Hanoi the second-largest budget contributor nationwide after HCMC, which collected over VND800 trillion.
Domestic revenue accounted for the bulk, reaching VND662.3 trillion. Revenue from exports and imports totaled VND38.9 trillion, while crude oil contributed VND2.48 trillion.
Land-use fees emerged as the fastest-growing revenue source. By late November, the city estimated land-related revenue at VND89 trillion, a year-on-year increase of 167%, outpacing growth in domestic taxes, trade-related revenue and oil. The surge coincided with the rollout of multiple real estate projects across the city.
On the spending side, Hanoi disbursed VND155.7 trillion in 2025, up 46% from 2024. Of this, development investment spending reached VND85 trillion, exceeding the Government-assigned target by about 1.6%. Recurrent expenditure stood at more than VND70.5 trillion.
City authorities said the revenue and spending performance helped ensure sufficient resources for socio-economic development, social welfare programs and public administration. The budget outcome also supported Hanoi’s economic growth, with gross regional domestic product (GRDP) expanding by 8.16% in 2025.
For 2026, Hanoi has been assigned a budget revenue target of VND650.1 trillion and local budget spending of more than VND236 trillion. The city aims to achieve GRDP growth of at least 11%, laying the groundwork for double-digit expansion during the 2026–2030 period.
Source: The Saigon Times
Related News
VIETNAM’S AGRO-FORESTRY-FISHERY EXPORTS JUMP NEARLY 30% IN JANUARY
Vietnam’s exports of agricultural, forestry and fishery products surged nearly 30% year-on-year in January 2026, driven by strong growth across major commodity groups and key export markets, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment. Export turnover for the sector in January is estimated at nearly US$6.51 billion, up 29.5% from the same period last year, the ministry said at a regular press briefing on February 5.
INFOGRAPHIC SOCIAL-ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN JANUARY OF 2026
The monthly statistical data presents current economic and social statistics on a variety of subjects illustrating crucial economic trends and developments, including production of agriculture, forestry and fishery, business registration situation, investment, government revenues and expenditures, trade, prices, transport and tourism and so on.
PHUC VUONG DISTRIBUTES "TET REUNION" GIFTS: SENDING LOVE TO THE CONSTRUCTION SITES
On the afternoon of February 6th, amid the busy year-end atmosphere, Phuc Vuong Company organized the "Tet Reunion – Spring Connection" gift-giving event right at the construction site. This annual activity aims to honor the "dream builders" who have dedicated themselves to the company's growth. The General Director was present to personally express his sincere gratitude and hand over meaningful Tet gifts to the workers.
INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS TO VIETNAM REACH NEW MONTHLY HIGH
International arrivals to Vietnam hit a new monthly record in January 2026, rising 21.4% from the previous month and 18.5% year-on-year, according to the National Statistics Office. Air travel continued to dominate, accounting for nearly 80% of all arrivals. Arrivals by land nearly doubled compared with the same period last year, while sea arrivals rose by about 30%, though they remained a small share.
HCMC APPROVES 28 MORE LAND PLOTS FOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
HCMC has approved 28 out of 30 proposed land plots for pilot housing developments, covering a combined area of more than 750,600 square meters, according to a newly adopted resolution. The approved sites are spread across multiple wards and communes, with a strong concentration in the city’s southern and eastern areas.
VIETNAM SEES STEADY FDI DISBURSEMENT BUT SLOWER EXPANSION IN JANUARY
Foreign direct investment (FDI) disbursement in Vietnam rose in January, while newly registered capital fell sharply, pointing to stable project implementation but slower investment expansion. Data from the Ministry of Finance showed that January FDI disbursement increased 11.26% year-on-year to US$1.68 billion, reflecting continued execution and expansion of existing foreign-invested projects.
























