Want to be in the loop?
subscribe to
our notification
Business News
SUPPORT EVENT: AVCJ PRIVATE EQUITY & VENTURE FORUM

Date: 28 May 2020
Venue: Park Hyatt Saigon, Ho Chi Minh
The 4th annual AVCJ Vietnam Forum will bring together over 200 leading institutional investors, private equity and venture capital professionals, and industry experts from Vietnam and beyond for an in-depth one-day discussion on one of the hottest markets in the region.
The program will feature a series of panels and keynotes on the current private equity landscape in Vietnam, cross-border opportunities, the growing venture scene and sectors to watch in the upcoming year.
Download brochure: https://bit.ly/2UrRGgj
Reasons to attend:
• Meet and network with leading local and international LPs, GPs, strategic investors and entrepreneurs
• Stay ahead of the latest trends and developments affecting Vietnam private equity for the year ahead
• Gain insights into strategies of top private equity investors operating in Vietnam
• Hear from international investors about their view on the country’s opportunities and risks
• Understand how Vietnamese portfolio companies work with financial investors to further growth
Don’t miss this opportunity. Exclusive 15% discount off the current rate is offered to HKBAV’s members, please quote VIP code – AVCJVN_HKBAV15 for registration.
For Registration:
• Email us at book@avcj.com
• Call Anil Nathani on +852 2158 9636
• Online Registration
Related News
VIETNAM EXPANDS INLAND CONTAINER DEPOT NETWORK TO 19
The two newly added ICDs are Cai Mep in HCMC and Tan Cang-Moc Bai (phase one) in Tay Ninh Province. Cai Mep ICD, located in Cai Mep Industrial Park in Tan Phuoc Ward, HCMC and developed by Cai Mep International Logistics JSC, covers 9.15 hectares and has an annual handling capacity of about 133,000 TEUs, according to the Government news site (baochinhphu.vn).
HCMC CREDIT UP 1.5% IN Q1
Outstanding loans in the city reached an estimated VND5.28 quadrillion, up 0.77% from the previous month and 16.25% year-on-year, data from the State Bank of Vietnam’s Regional Branch 2 showed. Vietnam dong loans accounted for 96.1% of total credit and rose 1.46% from the end of 2025. Medium- and long-term lending made up 55% of total outstanding loans and increased 3.22%.
HCMC TO ESTABLISH CULTURAL INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT FUND
The HCMC People’s Committee has tasked relevant departments with establishing a cultural industry development fund and developing a 150-hectare film studio complex. The move follows an instruction by HCMC Party Committee Secretary Tran Luu Quang. The city’s cultural industry development fund will be structured under a venture capital model.
EMPLOYEES’ AVERAGE INCOME INCREASES
Average monthly income of workers in the first quarter reached VND9 million, up 3.8% from the previous quarter and 8.5% from a year earlier, according to the National Statistics Office. Male workers earned an average of VND10.1 million per month, compared with VND7.7 million for female workers. In urban areas, average income reached VND10.7 million per month, while in rural areas it was VND7.9 million.
HCMC KICKS OFF OVER 10 PROJECTS DURING APRIL
Work will start on major projects in transportation, urban development and logistics sectors in HCMC this month, coinciding with Vietnam’s Reunification Day, April 30. They include the N3 ramp at the An Phu interchange with an investment of VND3.4 trillion and the 1.69-hectare Tan Chanh Hiep Park. In addition to these, seven other projects are slated to break ground within the month, including the Ho Tram – Long Thanh airport urban expressway, the Nha Rong – Khanh Hoi port area and the Ho Chi Minh Museum expansion.
VIETNAM’S Q1 FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS HIT RECORD HIGH
Vietnam welcomed nearly 2.1 million international visitors in March, bringing first quarter foreign tourist arrivals to 6.76 million, up 12.4% year-on-year and marking a record high for the period, the national authority for tourism said. Air travel accounted for 82.3% of international arrivals, followed by land at 15.5% and sea at 2.2%, according to the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism.
























