Vietnamese firms invest 183 million USD abroad

Saturday, April 27, 2024 - 4:00:01

Vietnamese firms invested 183 million USD in overseas projects in the first five months of this year, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Of these projects, 55 were newly registered with a combined capital of 98.3 million USD, meanwhile 84.8 million USD was added to the 14 pre-existing projects.

The majority of Vietnam’s overseas investment focused on science and technology (81.9 million USD), the banking sector (37.1 million USD), and the information and communications sector (31 million USD).

The ministry said that during the January-May period, Vietnamese businesses poured their capital into 25 nations and territories.

With a 60-million-USD project, Spain ranked first among these 25 nations and territories in terms of attracting the largest share of Vietnamese investment. It was followed by the US and Cambodia, with 44.3 million USD and 38 million USD, respectively.-VNA

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