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About 84 per cent of Vietnamese small businesses reported growth in 2025, up from 82 per cent a year earlier and the highest among 11 markets surveyed.

The system is designed to directly connect Vietnamese producers with importers and distributors in Singapore and across the region.

The province had approximately 26,120 hectares of Arabica coffee, with an estimated output of 37,724 tonnes of green coffee beans by the end of last year.

For 2026, the group targets consolidated net revenue of VNĐ18 trillion, a 2 per cent increase, alongside pre-tax profit of VNĐ2.01 trillion and post-tax profit of VNĐ1.78 trillion.

A major pillar of the strategy is the development of a skilled workforce aligned with economic restructuring and global integration.

Statistics show the ratio of bad debt has climbed above 2.8 per cent, reflecting mounting pressure on lenders and a significant volume of capital tied up in non-performing assets.

The wave of foreign investment in Việt Nam continues to be strengthened by traditional giants like Samsung, LG, Sumitomo and Mitsubishi, as well as emerging high-tech corporations such as Microsoft and Nvidia, with large-scale projects worth billions of US dollars.

Đồng Nai Province has set direction for its supporting industry development in a programme for 2026–30 recently approved by its People’s Committee.

As the country commercialises green fuels, the pace of scaling up depends on technology readiness, cost structure and policy support.

Several banks currently trading on the UPCoM market are actively pursuing plans to both raise charter capital and shift their listings to the HoSE, the country’s main bourse known for stricter listing requirements and higher liquidity.