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Vietnam's Electronics Industry Booms in 2024

Global Economic Times Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-26 12:49:29
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Vietnam's electronics industry experienced a remarkable surge in 2024, with exports reaching a staggering $126.5 billion. This impressive figure represents a third of the nation's total export value, highlighting the electronics sector's critical role in the Vietnamese economy.

Key Takeaways:

Electronics and components exports skyrocketed by 27% year-on-year to $72.56 billion.
Phone and component exports reached a significant $53.9 billion.
The United States, Europe, China, and South Korea emerged as the top destinations for Vietnamese electronics.
Notably, exports to Europe and America surpassed $56.9 billion, contributing nearly 45% of the total export revenue.

Factors Contributing to the Boom:

Political stability and security were identified as key factors attracting international investors to Vietnam's electronics support industry.
The ongoing trade tensions between the US and China presented Vietnam as a favorable alternative production location for many businesses seeking to minimize risks.

Challenges for Domestic Electronics Firms:

Despite the achievements, Vietnamese electronics companies, primarily small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), grapple with limitations in capital, technology, and human resources.
A focus on processing and assembling activities restricts their ability to compete in the global market.
Limited investment in high-value segments like design, research and development, and distribution hinders the production of high-value-added products.

Recommendations for Future Growth:

Establishing stronger partnerships with leading countries in core electronics industries like the US, Japan, and South Korea is crucial to address these limitations.
Clearer regulations on acquiring advanced science and technology transfers would enable businesses to access cutting-edge technologies, enhancing competitiveness and fostering sustainable growth.
Aligning with global trade and investment trends, leveraging partnerships, and adopting digital transformation and circular business models are essential for Vietnamese electronics enterprises.
Utilizing clean and local raw materials while fostering the growth of supporting industries is vital for long-term success.
Integrating sustainability into business strategies and diversifying markets, partners, supply chains, products, and services are crucial for long-term viability.
Proactive adoption of cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, automation, cloud computing, and cybersecurity will enable Vietnamese firms to participate more deeply in the global value chain and secure long-term growth opportunities.

Looking Ahead

The Vietnamese government, recognizing the electronics industry's potential, is committed to implementing measures to safeguard the domestic market. These efforts include implementing defense taxes, technical barriers, and stricter actions against trade fraud, counterfeit goods, and smuggling activities.

With continued focus on growth and strategic development, Vietnam's electronics industry is poised for a bright future, making a significant contribution to the nation's economic prosperity.

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