2014 Investment Guide - Manufactures Transfer from China to Vietnam
Since China's reform and opening-up, foreign capitals and industries have been transferred to China. China's GDP ranks the second in the world. However, the cost of land, energy, labor force, etc. is increasing fast in China. Many manufacturing enterprises in China is under high cost pressure.
ASEAN countries have been the next investment target for Chinese and foreign enterprises. Among those, Vietnam is abundant in resources. The coastline is long with many ports, which is beneficial for lowering ocean shipping cost. Vietnam is the bridge connecting China, Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific regions.
The political situation is stable in Vietnam, without warlords or terrifying attacks. Vietnam government eases the regulations on the foreign exchange rate. Meanwhile, there are little limitations for private and foreign capitals. The economic environment is fair without monopoly.
Vietnam government insists reform and opening up policies. Investors can develop industries in a good and stable policy environment.
In Vietnam, the labor cost with the same education level is much lower than that in China. Meanwhile, the prices of land, energy, some varieties of raw materials are also lower. The legal working time is longer than that in China.
Vietnam is in a process of fast industrialization and urbanization. There are many investment opportunities in construction materials, agricultural products, construction machinery, textiles, household appliances, IT and service industries.
Researchers of China Research and Intelligence investigated in the labor cost, land cost, investment policies, etc. in Vietnam and made comparative analysis with those in China to complete this report. This report is a general reference for China-based manufacture enterprises interested in investing in Vietnam.
More information can be acquired in this report:
ASEAN countries have been the next investment target for Chinese and foreign enterprises. Among those, Vietnam is abundant in resources. The coastline is long with many ports, which is beneficial for lowering ocean shipping cost. Vietnam is the bridge connecting China, Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific regions.
The political situation is stable in Vietnam, without warlords or terrifying attacks. Vietnam government eases the regulations on the foreign exchange rate. Meanwhile, there are little limitations for private and foreign capitals. The economic environment is fair without monopoly.
Vietnam government insists reform and opening up policies. Investors can develop industries in a good and stable policy environment.
In Vietnam, the labor cost with the same education level is much lower than that in China. Meanwhile, the prices of land, energy, some varieties of raw materials are also lower. The legal working time is longer than that in China.
Vietnam is in a process of fast industrialization and urbanization. There are many investment opportunities in construction materials, agricultural products, construction machinery, textiles, household appliances, IT and service industries.
Researchers of China Research and Intelligence investigated in the labor cost, land cost, investment policies, etc. in Vietnam and made comparative analysis with those in China to complete this report. This report is a general reference for China-based manufacture enterprises interested in investing in Vietnam.
More information can be acquired in this report:
- Policies and regulations on foreign investment in Vietnam
- General economic status of Vietnam
- Development environment for Vietnam manufacture industries
- Comparative analysis of land, energy and labor cost with China
- Import and export status of Vietnam
- Opportunities on Vietnam market
- How to find suppliers and customers in Vietnam
- Enterprises planning to invest in Vietnam
- Enterprises planning to move from China to Vietnam
- Investors / research agencies focusing on Vietnam market
1. DILEMMA TO CHINA MANUFACTURE INDUSTRIES
1.1 Decline in Working-age Population in China
1.2 Labor Shortage and University Enrollment Expansion
1.3 Increase in Labor Cost in Manufacture Industries
1.4 Increase in Land and Energy Cost
1.5 RMB Appreciation Against USD
1.6 Dilemma of Turning Export to Domestic Market
2. ADVANTAGES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA (VIETNAM) FOR INVESTMENT
2.1 Economic and Natural Environment
2.1.1 ASEAN
2.1.2 Vietnam
2.2 Beneficial Conditions of Vietnam for Investment
2.2.1 Government Policies
2.2.2 Natural Environment
2.2.3 Financial Environment
2.3 Comparison Between Vietnam and China for Manufacture Industry Investment
2.3.1 Economic Growth Potential
2.3.2 Land and Energy Cost
2.3.3 Labor Cost
2.3.4 Infrastructure and Facilities
2.4 Unfavorable Factors in Vietnam
2.5 Other ASEAN Countries with Lower Labor Cost
3. GLOBAL AND CHINA MARKET FOR PRODUCTS MADE IN VIETNAM
3.1 Vietnam Domestic Market
3.1.1 Investment on Infrastructure and Facilities
3.1.2 Agricultural Products
3.1.3 Machinery
3.1.4 Textiles
3.1.5 Household Appliances
3.1.6 Telecoms & Consumer Electronics
3.1.7 Consumer Goods Market
3.1.8 Service Industry
3.2 Analysis on Import & Export of Vietnam
3.2.1 Major Imported Products of Vietnam
3.2.2 Major Exported Products of Vietnam
3.3 Trade between Vietnam and China
3.3.1 Trade Deficit
3.3.2 Import from China to Vietnam
3.3.3 Export from Vietnam to China
3.4 Customs Tariff Polices of Vietnam
3.4.1 Common Customs Tariff
3.4.2 Preferential Tariff
4. TAILORED SERVICES FROM CRI FOR INVESTING IN ASEAN AND VIETNAM
4.1 Evaluate the Feasibility of China-based Enterprises Investing in Vietnam
4.1.1 Enterprise Profile
4.1.2 Target Market
4.1.3 Operating Cost in China Vs. That in Vietnam
4.1.4 Logistics Fee from Vietnam to China
4.2 Find Suppliers in Vietnam
4.3 Find Customers in Vietnam
1.1 Decline in Working-age Population in China
1.2 Labor Shortage and University Enrollment Expansion
1.3 Increase in Labor Cost in Manufacture Industries
1.4 Increase in Land and Energy Cost
1.5 RMB Appreciation Against USD
1.6 Dilemma of Turning Export to Domestic Market
2. ADVANTAGES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA (VIETNAM) FOR INVESTMENT
2.1 Economic and Natural Environment
2.1.1 ASEAN
2.1.2 Vietnam
2.2 Beneficial Conditions of Vietnam for Investment
2.2.1 Government Policies
2.2.2 Natural Environment
2.2.3 Financial Environment
2.3 Comparison Between Vietnam and China for Manufacture Industry Investment
2.3.1 Economic Growth Potential
2.3.2 Land and Energy Cost
2.3.3 Labor Cost
2.3.4 Infrastructure and Facilities
2.4 Unfavorable Factors in Vietnam
2.5 Other ASEAN Countries with Lower Labor Cost
3. GLOBAL AND CHINA MARKET FOR PRODUCTS MADE IN VIETNAM
3.1 Vietnam Domestic Market
3.1.1 Investment on Infrastructure and Facilities
3.1.2 Agricultural Products
3.1.3 Machinery
3.1.4 Textiles
3.1.5 Household Appliances
3.1.6 Telecoms & Consumer Electronics
3.1.7 Consumer Goods Market
3.1.8 Service Industry
3.2 Analysis on Import & Export of Vietnam
3.2.1 Major Imported Products of Vietnam
3.2.2 Major Exported Products of Vietnam
3.3 Trade between Vietnam and China
3.3.1 Trade Deficit
3.3.2 Import from China to Vietnam
3.3.3 Export from Vietnam to China
3.4 Customs Tariff Polices of Vietnam
3.4.1 Common Customs Tariff
3.4.2 Preferential Tariff
4. TAILORED SERVICES FROM CRI FOR INVESTING IN ASEAN AND VIETNAM
4.1 Evaluate the Feasibility of China-based Enterprises Investing in Vietnam
4.1.1 Enterprise Profile
4.1.2 Target Market
4.1.3 Operating Cost in China Vs. That in Vietnam
4.1.4 Logistics Fee from Vietnam to China
4.2 Find Suppliers in Vietnam
4.3 Find Customers in Vietnam
SELECTED CHARTS
Chart Labor Population Aged Between 15 to 59 in China, 2008-2013
Chart Average Wage in Shanghai, China, 2008-2012
Chart Labor Cost Per Capita of Japanese Enterprises in China, 2009-2012
Chart Exchange Rate of USD against RMB, 2003-2013
Chart Vietnam's GDP, 2005-2013
Chart Vietnam's GDP Per Capita, 2005-2013
Chart Comparison of Land Rent Between China and Vietnam
Chart Comparison of Industrial Electricity Price Between China and Vietnam
Chart The Minimum Wages in Regions in Vietnam, 2013
Chart Cost Comparison for Japanese Enterprises Employing Operators Between China and Vietnam
Chart Comparison of Energy Cost Between China and Vietnam
Chart Import Value of Vietnam, 2005-2013
Chart Import Value of Gasoline in Vietnam, 2009-2013
Chart Export Value of Vietnam, 2005-2013
Chart Export Value of Rice in Vietnam, 2009-2013
Chart Import Value of China from Vietnam, 2008-2013
Chart Labor Population Aged Between 15 to 59 in China, 2008-2013
Chart Average Wage in Shanghai, China, 2008-2012
Chart Labor Cost Per Capita of Japanese Enterprises in China, 2009-2012
Chart Exchange Rate of USD against RMB, 2003-2013
Chart Vietnam's GDP, 2005-2013
Chart Vietnam's GDP Per Capita, 2005-2013
Chart Comparison of Land Rent Between China and Vietnam
Chart Comparison of Industrial Electricity Price Between China and Vietnam
Chart The Minimum Wages in Regions in Vietnam, 2013
Chart Cost Comparison for Japanese Enterprises Employing Operators Between China and Vietnam
Chart Comparison of Energy Cost Between China and Vietnam
Chart Import Value of Vietnam, 2005-2013
Chart Import Value of Gasoline in Vietnam, 2009-2013
Chart Export Value of Vietnam, 2005-2013
Chart Export Value of Rice in Vietnam, 2009-2013
Chart Import Value of China from Vietnam, 2008-2013
