On April 15th, KPMG in Vietnam had the privilege of hosting the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Summit, with attendance from over 30 distinguished representatives from Australia. The summit provided valuable insights, networking opportunities with industry leaders, and comprehensive coverage of Vietnam's business landscape.
Asialink and the Climateworks Centre, in collaboration with the Australian Government, have partnered with KPMG in Vietnam to promote cooperation between Australian and Vietnamese businesses in the green economy. The main goal of this collaboration is to create trade and investment opportunities while supporting sustainable development. By utilizing the expertise and resources of all stakeholders involved, this partnership aims to facilitate mutually beneficial outcomes for businesses, governments, and communities in both Australia and Vietnam.
Major Green Economy opportunities in Vietnam
International investors considering investing in Vietnam may face challenges such as cybercrime, talent shortage, regulatory demands, disruptive technology, and rising living costs. However, there are still many opportunities for international corporates to grow.
Robust Economic Growth
Skilled and Competitive Workforce
Strategic Location
Investment Incentives
Vietnam is amongst the Region’s fastest growing energy markets
Mr. Mishra Kumar Sameer, Head of Infrastructure Advisory at KPMG in Vietnam, has stated that Vietnam is one of the fastest-growing energy markets in the region. As the economy expands quickly and the population grows, the demand for energy in Vietnam has significantly increased in recent years. The government has taken several steps to encourage sustainable energy.
The country's strategic location and favorable climate conditions have also led to a significant increase in foreign investment in the energy sector. As a result, Vietnam is poised to become a major player in the energy industry in the years to come. 
Sameer Kumar Mishra
Director
Head of Infrastructure Advisory
KPMG in Vietnam
Committed to Net Zero Transition
Vietnam, a developing country in Southeast Asia, has recently made a significant commitment to transition towards achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Ms. Truong Nguyet, Director of M&A Tax at KPMG in Vietnam, stated that Vietnam will implement policies promoting sustainable transportation and agriculture practices, energy efficiency in buildings and industrial process
Vietnam's commitment to the net-zero transition is a positive step towards global efforts to mitigate climate change and promote a sustainable future for all.
Truong Nguyen
Director
Deal Advisory, M&A Tax
KPMG in Vietnam
Vietnam 2024 Outlook: The Investor’s Guide to Growth
Our latest report offers a comprehensive analysis of Vietnam's economy, including macroeconomic indicators such as GDP growth, inflation rates, interest rates, and foreign exchange trends. It also provides sector-specific outlooks on manufacturing, agriculture, services, and technology, and evaluates the impact of recent regulatory changes. This thorough analysis is essential for investors looking to capitalize on the opportunities within Vietnam's growing economy.
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