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Vietnam Foreign Investment Update: October 2023

October 1, 2023 Access Asia, business risk, Consulting, Cryptocurrency, E-commerce, electric vehicles, offshore wind power, pandemic, renewable energy, Southeast Asia, Supply chains, Vietnam by Access Asia

This is the first edition of Access Asia Group’s monthly foreign investment bulletin for Vietnam. We aim to provide a monthly recap of pertinent news, updates and insights to share with our clients and other interested readers as the country ushers in a new period of investment and development following the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic. Consistently among the top performing economies in the world, Vietnam is currently seeing a notable increase of investment from multinational companies diversifying their supply chains outside of China, including tech giants Apple, Intel and Samsung. Meanwhile, strong domestic consumption and a resurgence of the tourism and […]

Renewables: A lull before the next run for dominance?

April 30, 2023 renewable energy by Access Asia

Renewable energy is still a growth sector in Southeast Asia, but a steady drip of reports about idle off-grid installations, oversupply and regulatory bottlenecks has thrown the rush to roll out cleantech into question.

Renewable Energy Sector Update

April 16, 2020 Access Asia, renewable energy, Taiwan, Vietnam, wind power by Access Asia

After years of strong growth, the renewable energy sector is set to take a breather – and likely into next year. Immediate demand for energy has collapsed, oil prices have fallen in tandem and capital markets are in turmoil and therefore unlikely to support capital intensive projects.

Taiwan: Risk Update

January 6, 2020 Access Asia, Business, offshore wind power, renewable energy, Taiwan business, Taiwan risk, Uncategorized, wind power by Access Asia

Taiwan’s advantages as a place to do business are manifold: it’s strategically located within easy reach of China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Malaysia. It has a massive industrial base – Taiwan is the world’s fourth largest electronics producer – with significant research and development (R&D) supported by public spending. It also has a highly educated and skilled workforce.