Vietnam is a relatively safe market for business operations, given low risks of violent crime and terrorist threats. While the market has territorial disputes with Mainland China in the South China Sea, the overall risk of interstate conflict is low. Crime, Security & Defence Report The Report examines the crime and security risks faced by foreign business travellers and other expatriates, and organizations operating in Vietnam, utilising the BMI’s Crime and Security Risk Index of 170 states worldwide. It also provides detailed research and data on defence expenditure and trade in Vietnam. Conflict Risk: This section assesses the risk of interstate and internal conflict and identifies key risk flashpoints and geographical areas. It examines possible triggers for military confrontation and the threat of terrorism and political violence, balanced against the strength of the military against potential aggressors, the strategic international environment and counter-terrorism capabilities. Vulnerability to Crime: This indicator assesses the risk of crimes to the person and to property, from both a violent and petty crime perspective. It also examines the extent of organised crime in a given territory and the capability and integrity of the police force. Business Crime: Analyses 'white-collar' crimes that specifically target businesses rather than individuals, including financial crime and cybercrime. The latter also takes an in-depth look at the data localisation policies that may affect business operations. It also analyses the corporate governance culture and highlights potential reputational risks to businesses from corruption and money laundering, and the level of due diligence required for higher-risk jurisdictions. Defence Market: The defence market assessments also provide historic defence sector data, analysis of the armed forces and the domestic defence market as well as 5 to 10-year defence forecasts.

The global coffee market has fundamentally changed in the post-Covid environment. The industry is seeing historical levels of demand globally, with many of the Covid-related trends affecting the industry. Inflationary pressures, from the cost of raw materials to labour costs, will remain elevated despite easing from 2022 and 2023 highs. However, coffee has become a larger part of the average consumer's spending allocation and is quickly evolving into more of a recreational product, away from its historical functional uses. This Special Report is the second part of a two-part series of reports looking at the global coffee market and where the next opportunities will be. The first report identifies the top five emerging coffee consumer markets from 2023 onwards and provides deep dive analysis on the coffee consumer markets in Mainland China, Poland, Mexico, Saudi Arabia And South Africa. This second report identifies a further five markets, focusing on more wildcard opportunities where we profile Brazil, India, Vietnam, Chile and Morocco.

This report provides an overview of the cryptocurrency market in Vietnam. Furthermore, it presents key indicators of the market, as well as data on various digital assets, including coins, NFTs, and GameFi. Last but not least, the report also covers figures on user behavior within the cryptocurrency market in Vietnam.

This report provides an overview of the fintech industry in Vietnam. It contains information on companies and startups working in this sector, as well as presenting details on selected fintech categories of digital payments and cryptocurrencies. Furthermore, it also depicts the Vietnamese consumer perspective on fintech services.

This report provides information on the current usage of mobile apps in Vietnam. It gives an overview of the mobile internet ecosystem, the usage behavior of mobile app users, and leading apps on Android and iOS systems. Furthermore, the report contains data regarding selected mobile app categories in the country, including social media apps, gaming apps, finance apps, and food delivery apps.

This report provides an overview of online food delivery in Vietnam. It contains information on the revenue of the segment, the users and penetration rate of online food delivery, as well as the leading players within this industry. Furthermore, it depicts the user behavior of these services and the recent surge in online grocery usage in the country.

This report provides figures on the beer sector in Vietnam. It includes data on key performance indicators of this sector. In addition, this report also consists of information on the production and consumption of beer, as well as the leading breweries in the country. Lastly, it also depicts Vietnamese consumer behavior within the sector.

This report provides an overview of the food retail industry in Vietnam. It contains information on the channels that Vietnamese consumers use to shop for food items, including traditional and modern grocery outlets and e-commerce. Furthermore, it also contains data on various segments within the food retail industry. Last but not least, the report also presents information on Vietnamese consumer behavior within this industry.

This report provides statistical information on the maritime industry in Vietnam. It includes figures on the country's leading seaports and their performances. Additionally, it also contains data on the ship fleet of Vietnam. Last but not least, the report covers the cargo and passenger traffic via maritime transport in the country.

This report provides statistical information on the streaming market in Vietnam. It gives an overview of the usage of streaming services, as well as key indicators on the video and music streaming segments. Additionally, it demonstrates the behavior of Vietnamese users when using these services.

Within a few years, Vietnam has seen the emergence of over 3,800 startups and four tech unicorns that have attracted billions of U.S. dollars in funding, raising the question of whether the country could be the next startup hotspot in Southeast Asia. Many of these startups have proven that they can not only provide internet users with their demanded digital products and services but can also become market leaders in several categories. One can no longer look at the Vietnamese internet landscape without the inclusion of the leading social messaging app, online payment service, or online blockchain game, all made by Vietnam’s most successful startups. Made-by-startup applications have made significant impacts on the Vietnamese digital economy, especially in fintech, where financial services and technology are now much more inclusive for the population. This report looks at how far Vietnam has come on its journey to becoming Southeast Asia’s next startup hotspot, focusing on its startup landscape and the driving forces behind the growth of this sector. Additionally, it identifies the challenges faced by Vietnamese ventures, as well as provides an outlook for the future of made-in-Vietnam startups.

This report provides an overview of investments in startups in Vietnam. It contains information on the business environment and the general investment climate in the country. Furthermore, it also includes data on startup investment value, deals, and venture capital backing up Vietnamese startups. Lastly, it presents the leading Vietnamese startups based on funding value.