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Vietnam’s industrial real estate market is entering a strong expansion phase, with rising M&A activities, limited warehouse supply, and improved logistics efficiency. Grant Thornton Vietnam provides expert insights into key trends, risks, and opportunities shaping the sector.

Grant Thornton Vietnam, in partnership with Grant Thornton Japan and Mori Hamada Law Firm, hosted the "M&A in Vietnam" seminar on July 25th in Tokyo. The event, which drew over 100 participants from major Japanese corporations and financial firms, focused on Vietnam's economic potential and the opportunities for mergers and acquisitions.

Decree 90/2025/ND-CP mandates annual audits for large private enterprises in Vietnam starting 2025. Discover how your business can turn compliance into a strategic opportunity for transparency, governance, and investor confidence.

Decree 90/2025/ND-CP mandates annual audits for large private enterprises in Vietnam starting 2025. Discover how your business can turn compliance into a strategic opportunity for transparency, governance, and investor confidence.

Vietnam’s M&A activity in 2025 shows cautious optimism, with strong domestic momentum in real estate, industrials, and finance. Backed by GDP growth targets, rising public investment, and regulatory reforms, the market is poised for recovery despite global uncertainties and short-term procedural delays.

The Vietnamese market recorded declines in value, volume, and deal size in the first nine months of 2024.

According to Vietnam M&A Forum 2020 held last November, the combined deal value in Vietnam in 2020 was US$3.5 billion, a 51% decrease compared to 2019.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted countless lives and businesses, causing the world’s economy to slump as global GDP shrunk by 4.1 per cent in 2020, as estimated by S&P