Japanese still pour money into industrial projects Japanese investors have poured more money into the service, retail finance and banking sectors, but they will continue focusing on industrial projects in Vietnam, experts say.  Local newspapers have recently quoted Vietnamese economists as saying that Dr. Tran Dinh Thien, Head of the Vietnam Economics Institute, when talking about the FDI from Japan and South Korea, noted that Japanese seem to go more slowly recently, and that they are “not reckless enough,” while South Korea has been “making unforeseen breakthroughs.” Thien noted that with their inherent cautiousness, Japanese investors may lose great opportunities into the hands of the investors from Japanese came to Tran Van Tho from If considering the statistics released recently about the investment proportions in business fields, one may realize the increase in the proportion of the investment projects the service sector. However, if considering the exact number of projects and their value, this would give another result. According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), In the first 11 months of 2013, Tho admitted that the investment projects of South Korean investors recently like Samsung and LG, are the big projects ones. However, Japanese investors target a wider range of business fields, while there have been more and more investments from Japanese small and medium enterprises into industries. Dinh Van Phuoc, former CEO of Tsubaki Yamakyu Chain Co, a chain manufacturing company headquartered in Phuoc said on Thoi bao Kinh te “ He went on to say that once Japanese make investment decisions, they always strive to turn their businesses into small communities, where workers can work for a lifetime. Regarding the problems in the program on helping First, the government of TBKTSG |
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