Việt Nam News Agency has selected 10 most notable economic events of 2025, highlighting strong growth, major reforms and key policy shifts which lay a solid foundation for Việt Nam to enter a new era on its path toward becoming a high-income, developed nation by 2045.

EVN's production and business operations in 2025 generated profits above the level assigned by the Ministry of Finance, contributing to a reduction in the accumulated operating losses from the 2022–23 period.

In recent years, the country’s logistics services industry has experienced strong expansion, gradually establishing a presence in regional and global markets. However, development still falls short of Việt Nam's potential and advantages.

Independent research and mastery of core technologies is seen as essential if the country is to escape the middle-income trap and achieve long-term development goals.

The proposed Hà Nội–Quảng Ninh railway would run from the National Exhibition and Convention Centre in Hà Nội to the Forest Park area of Việt Hưng Ward in Quảng Ninh Province, opposite the Vinhomes Hạ Long Xanh urban area

This honour pays tribute to a new generation of Vietnamese entrepreneurs: those who embody global integration, technological thinking, a spirit of service and a strong aspiration to elevate the nation’s standing in an era of national rise.

According to Vietrade, in recent days a number of individuals and organisations have been disseminating unverified and misleading information on social media platforms, online groups and other communication channels.

Vosco's projected net revenue for 2025 is nearly VNĐ2.9 trillion (US$109.2 million), marking a staggering 48 per cent decrease compared to 2024. 

VN-Index rebounded on Monday, lifted by large-cap gains in Vin stocks, banking and energy sectors, as investors approach year-end cautiously amid strong capital inflows and sectoral momentum.

Hà Nội tops the 2025 Việt Nam eBusiness Index (EBI) with 74.7 points, followed by HCM City with 73.5 points.

The year 2025 marked a significant breakthrough for Vietnamese seafood exports, reflecting Singapore’s growing demand and increasing confidence in the quality and branding of Việt Nam’s seafood products.

Saigon – Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SHB) has been named among the Top 10 Enterprises for Comprehensive ESG Implementation at the Vietnam ESG Awards 2025, in recognition of its long-term and systematic efforts to integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles into its business strategy.

Budget revenue collection results show a positive trend. Deputy Minister of Finance Đỗ Thành Trung said that as of December 15, State budget revenue had reached about VNĐ2.47 quadrillion, exceeding the estimate by 25 per cent. 

The establishment of the centre not only strengthens Việt Nam’s technological self-reliance, but also reinforces its position as a promising destination in the global semiconductor value chain.

According to the Ministry of Finance, the move aims to increase transparency, reduce arbitrariness in tax collection and gradually integrate household businesses into the formal economy.

Given that forecasts for credit growth in 2026 are similar to this year's rate of 18-20 per cent, the adjustment to the deposit interest rate cap in 2026 will likely be modest compared to previous adjustment cycles.

The Ministry of Finance urged ministries and localities to resolve bottlenecks related to procedures, land clearance, materials and implementation capacity while strengthening leadership accountability to ensure efficient capital use and support macroeconomic stability.

According to economists and industry insiders, the majority of domestic enterprises remain positioned at the bottom of the value curve.

After one year in Việt Nam, Niklas Birkner, Head of Animal Health at Boehringer Ingelheim Vietnam, shares his insights on the company’s strategic priorities, key growth drivers, and long-term commitment to advancing sustainable animal health through innovation and the One Health approach.