Vietnam plans to invest $304 billion in infrastructure by 2030

[Viet]

Key Topics Covered:

1. South East Asia Economic Performance

2. South East Asia Infrastructure Market Size: Megaprojects Investment by Country and Vietnam Highlights

3. Megaprojects Infrastructure Opportunities in Vietnam: Microscopic View

4. Public and Private Ownership Trend in the Country's Megaprojects development

5. PPP in Megaprojects in Vietnam: Detailed Overview

6. Assessing Project risks in the Vietnam Megaprojects landscape

7. Recent and Strategic Trends in Vietnam Megaprojects

8. Vietnam Megaprojects Financing: Prime Sources of Project Financing and Project Debt and Equity Ratios

9. Vietnam Megaprojects Return Analysis: Internal Rate of Return (IRR) at Sector level

10. Vietnam Megaprojects Development across the Key Sectors in the Country's Relevance: Sector Deep Dives


The report titled Vietnam 2016 Construction Outlook: Infrastructure Megaprojects Opportunities and Challenges', provides a detailed lens in the infrastructure and construction industry with a thorough sub-sector level assessment.

While identifying the existing opportunities in the country, the report also lays down the facts on the risks involved and expected returns in the megaprojects landscape. It includes market sizing of upcoming project pipeline at a more granular level and provides forward-looking analysis on top clients, contractors, consultants/ PMcs, other civil contractors / suppliers with their respective working or partnership model. Furthermore, it shows the new and recent trends in the industry and how it may impact the business decisions of the involved companies.

Vietnam is one of the fastest growing economies in the South East Asia market, which in turn indicates infrastructure growth. The Government of Vietnam holds a clear mandate of improving its infrastructure and announced an investment plan of USD 300 billion by 2030. In the last few years, Vietnam has witnessed significant economic growth with 6% GDP growth, which is estimated to be as close to other developed South East Asian countries by 2017. Furthermore, with the growing stability, Vietnam is becoming a focus area for many foreign investors and is pulling interest of many Asian companies.

As per the proprietary tool Megaprojects Database', Vietnam has a large pool of megaprojects. The database captures detailed information on Vietnam's megaprojects valuing at USD 304 billion as net project value. Of this, the upcoming project pipeline accounts for 58% of the value amounting to USD 176 billion, with majority flowing into the railway development followed by the power sector and then the Process Industries.


http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7nnxt6/vietnam_2016

 

[3Kingdoms]

Seems VCP is following Singapore's PAP blueprint. Also note more Foreign Investors, is Vietnam hedging alliances.

 

[Viet]

Seems VCP is following Singapore's PAP blueprint. Also note more Foreign Investors, is Vietnam hedging alliances.

hope so. Singapore infrastructure is world-class.

 

[enquencher]

Good going vietnam...njoy the news before chinise fanboys come here with their city pics and start dick measuring contest.

Hope a few billions are spent on naval base for india in the bay

 

[vtnsx]

By 2030 Vietnam's GDP would be about 430 Billion USD if it continue to grow at the same percent. In 2030 that is about 14 years from now. So they would require to save about 22 Billion USD each year on average until 2030. It is possible.