DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)--Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c77871) has announced the
addition of China Plus One Japanese Investment Strategies in Vietnam
to their offering.
Vietnam became a member of the WTO in 2007. The huge business
opportunities that this created have made Vietnam a new economic force
that is attracting a lot of foreign investment. Japanese businesses
started investing in Vietnam in 1990. Japanese companies have been
raising investment in Vietnam in order to reduce production costs and
to spread risks on overseas investments. Currently, free trade
agreements between Vietnam and Japan are in the final stages of
negotiation and these are expected to be signed by the end of 2007.
Japanese investment in Vietnam can therefore be expected to continue
to increase in the future. This paper will analyze Japanese and other
foreign investment in Vietnam as well as the development of Japanese
companies in Vietnam.
List of Topics
Analyzes the development of foreign investment in Vietnam;
examines Japanese investment in Vietnam, including the investment
roadmap, major industries they invest in, the geographical
distribution of Japanese investment, reasons behind Japanese
investment in Vietnam, and Japanese companies future investment
strategies and the challenges they will be faced with; presents the
investment environment in Vietnam and the countrys competitive
advantages in terms of attracting foreign investment.
Foreign Investment in Vietnam
Rapid Growth of Foreign Investment
FDI Shifting from the Light Industry to the Heavy Industry
Japan Leads in Actual Foreign Investment Amounts
Japanese Investment in Vietnam
Development RoadmapShifting from Joint Ventures to Sole
Proprietorship
Investment by Geographical Distribution
Reasons behind Japans Investment in Vietnam
Splitting Investment Risk
Advantages of Investing in Vietnam
Challenges for Japanese Firms Investing in Vietnam
MIC Perspective
Appendix
Companies Mentioned:
Acecook, Ajinomoto, ASAHI Intec, Atsumitech Vietnam, Brother
Vietnam, CANON, Dai Nippon Toryo, Daihatsu, DENSO, Ebara Densan, FCC
Vietnam, Fujikura Rubber, Furukawa Electric, Gunze, Hino Motors,
Hisamitsu Medical, Honda, Honda Metal Industries, Honda Motor, INAX,
Intel, Isuzu, Itochu, JVC, Kao Corporation, KOKUYO Vietnam,
Kyouto-Hue-Vietnam, Lotte, MABUCHI, Mabuchi Motor Vietnam, Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Motors, NGK, NIDEC, NIDEC Vietnam,
NIDEC-Sankyo Vietnam, Nippon CARBIDE, NISSEI Electronic Ha Noi, NOK,
NOK Vietnam, PASCO, Pacific Lime, Panasonic Communications Vietnam,
Panasonic Electronic Device Vietnam, Panasonic Electronics, Pentax,
Shimadzu, SONY, Sumimoto, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Sumitomo
Wirring System, Suzuki Motor, Toray, Tohoku Pioneer, TOTO, Toyota,
Toyota Gosei Hai Phong, Toyotabo Hai, Wacoal, Yamaha Motor Vietnam,
Yazaki Corporation
List of Tables
Table 1 FDI in Vietnam by Industry, 2003 - 2006
Table 2 Total Investment in Vietnam by Country, 1988 - 2006
Table 3 Newly Approved Investments of Japanese Enterprises in
Vietnam, 2004 - 2006
Table 4 Geographical Distribution of Japanese Enterprises in
Vietnam
Table 5 Old and New Investment Laws in Vietnam
List of Figures
Figure 1 Foreign Direct Investment in Vietnam, 1996 - 2006
Figure 2 Japanese and Taiwanese FDI in Vietnam, 1997 - 2006
Figure 3 Japanese Operational Personnels Wages in Asian Countries
,2005
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