PwC survey featuring Vietnamese family businesses in COVID times 10:31 | 24/04/2021
The first report on family businesses in Vietnam by PwC has uncovered how these businesses are navigating the changing business and social environments.
According to PwC s Family Business Survey 2021 â Vietnam Report, 65 per cent of surveyed Vietnamese family businesses predict growth in 2021.
The view for 2022 is more positive, with three out of four respondents saying that they are optimistic about growth, and 33 per cent anticipating that the growth will be âquickâ and âaggressiveâ â higher than the regional and global responses, which stand at 28 and 21 per cent, respectively.
In keeping with such growth aspirations, the findings also reveal that business expansion and technology adoption are the key priorities. 55 per cent of the respondents confirmed a focus on bringing new products and services to the market, with 52 per
The UK-based audit service supplier PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has released its first survey on Vietnamese family businesses, which showed optimism in their future development.
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13/04/2021 13:38 GMT+7
Vietnam gas consumption to double in next 10 years: Fitch Solutions
Gas demand is expected to rise from about 9.7 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 2020 to above 25.3bcm in 2030, while influx of LNG helps to counter the decline in domestic production.
Vietnam’s gas consumption is predicted to accelerate strongly over the coming decade, more than doubling, over the duration of the upcoming Power Development Plan VIII (PDP VIII) [2021-2030].
“The potential of the Vietnamese gas market is strong,” stated the Fitch Solutions in a note, saying in comparison to markets similar in terms the size of the consumer market as measured by population, Vietnam appears undersupplied in gas both in terms of absolute consumption volume and per