Invest in Vietnam
Vietnam's Extraordinary Macroeconomic Story  
  Vietnam is in the early stages of dramatic growth. The government has embraced capitalism and GDP growth was 8%+ for a decade until the global financial crisis a few years ago. Since then the country has regrouped under strong leadership to become the emerging leader in Southeast Asia. Global economic uncertainty has made Vietnam extremely undervalued and provided a low risk entry point for long term investors.

 

Young hardworking people
The large population of 90 million people is young (50% under 27) and highly literate (97%). The labor force is very competitive with salaries substantially lower than China. As a result, major manufacturers have moved into Vietnam and provided the initial spark for growth.

Industrialization and Urbanization
As Vietnam transitions from an agricultural to industrial economy, the country is experiencing strong urbanization. Disposable income has been increasing rapidly causing a dramatic increase in consumer demand. There are huge investment opportunities in businesses created to service the emergence of a middle class including housing, food, fashion, entertainment, and transportation.

Low Economic Base
Early investors have supported growth in Vietnam by investing both directly and indirectly in companies in Vietnam. Vietnam's economic growth is evident in its young stock market. The entire market cap, which was $500 million in 2005 has rocketed to over $20 billion today. As shown in the chart above, there is plenty of room for the market to double or triple.

Dramatic Growth Ahead
The macroeconomic story in Vietnam is extraordinary and the case for investment in Vietnam is powerful. If you are interested to find out more about Vietnam and how to invest in Vietnam, please contact us.