Vietnam’s mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market continues to evolve in 2026 as economic restructuring, digital transformation, green investment, and deeper international integration create new investment opportunities. Both domestic and foreign investors are increasingly utilizing M&A transactions to accelerate market entry, acquire strategic assets, expand market share, and strengthen competitive positioning. Understanding the latest market trends,…
Vietnam’s franchise market continues to expand rapidly in 2026, driven by rising consumer demand, urbanization, a growing middle class, and increasing interest from both domestic and international brands. Franchising has evolved into one of the most efficient business expansion models, enabling companies to scale operations while sharing ASEAN Investment costs and operational responsibilities. However, achieving…
Vietnam continues to attract multinational corporations and foreign businesses seeking to explore one of Asia’s fastest-growing markets in 2026. For companies that wish to conduct market research, establish local relationships, or support future offshore investment without immediately engaging in commercial activities, a representative office (RO) remains an effective market entry option. Understanding the legal framework,…
Vietnam’s labor and employment framework continues to evolve in 2026 as businesses adapt to new regulatory requirements, digital transformation, changing workforce expectations, and deeper international economic integration. For domestic enterprises and foreign-invested companies alike, staying updated on the latest labor regulations is essential to maintaining compliance, reducing employment disputes, and building sustainable human resource management…
Commercial disputes are an inevitable part of doing business, particularly in today’s increasingly interconnected and competitive economy. Contract breaches, shareholder disagreements, payment disputes, construction claims, intellectual property conflicts, and cross-border commercial issues can significantly affect business operations if they are not managed effectively. In Vietnam, businesses have access to multiple dispute resolution mechanisms that can…
As businesses face increasingly complex legal and regulatory requirements, maintaining a fully staffed in-house legal department is not always the most practical or cost-effective solution. Many companies are now turning to outsourced legal services to obtain professional legal support while improving operational efficiency and controlling expenses. In Vietnam, legal outsourcing has become an increasingly important…
As global trade becomes increasingly competitive, anti-dumping investigations and other trade remedy measures have become more common across international markets. Vietnamese manufacturers, exporters, and foreign-invested enterprises may face investigations initiated by importing countries or become involved in domestic trade remedy proceedings in Vietnam. Responding effectively requires not only a thorough understanding of trade remedy laws…
In today’s innovation-driven economy, technology has become one of the most valuable assets for sustainable business growth. Companies are increasingly seeking advanced technologies, proprietary know-how, software, manufacturing processes, and technical expertise to improve productivity and strengthen their competitive position. In Vietnam, technology transfer has emerged as a strategic tool that enables businesses to accelerate innovation,…
Vietnam’s real estate and construction sectors continue to attract significant domestic and oversea investment as urbanization, infrastructure development, industrial expansion, and sustainable construction reshape the country’s economic landscape. At the same time, evolving legal regulations require investors, developers, contractors, and financial institutions to remain informed about compliance obligations and market developments. Understanding both the legal…
As Vietnamese businesses increasingly expand beyond domestic borders, protecting trademarks internationally has become a fundamental business strategy rather than a legal formality. A strong trademark portfolio enables companies to enter new markets with confidence, strengthen brand recognition, and reduce the risk of infringement in foreign jurisdictions. Whether expanding through exports, franchising, licensing, or foreign direct…
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