Vietnam invests 303.5 million USD abroad in 11 months
Vietnam registered to invest 303.5 million USD abroad in the first 11 months of this year, plus 55 million USD worth of additional capital for existing overseas projects.
Vietnam registered to invest 303.5 million USD abroad in the first 11 months of this year, plus 55 million USD worth of additional capital for existing overseas projects (Illustrative photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam registered to invest 303.5 million USD abroadin the first 11 months of this year, plus 55 million USD worth of additionalcapital for existing overseas projects.
Statisticsfrom the Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Planning andInvestment showed that Vietnam’s overseas investments were mainly in thefinancial and banking sector, which made up 29.5 percent of total registeredcapital.
It was followed by agro-forestry-fishery sector (19.1 percent) andmanufacturing and processing industry (14.2 percent).
In January-November, Vietnam invested in 35 countries and territories, withLaos being the top destination with 97.6 million USD in registered capital,followed by Australia with 52.7 million USD and Slovakia with 35.9 million USD.-VNA
As of August 15,2016, 1,125 Vietnamese project were granted licenses to invest abroad with a total registered capital of 20.38 billion USD, according to the Foreign Investment Agency.
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Vietnam registered to invest 303.5 million USD abroad in the first 11 months of this year, plus 55 million USD worth of additional capital for existing overseas projects (Illustrative photo: VNA) 
