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Webinar on Exploring Manufacturing Partnerships and Business Opportunities in Vietnam
Cantonese (No simultaneous interpretation)
Northern Vietnam now stands out on the radar of global manufacturers looking for alternative production bases to China. In this seminar, the speakers discussed the region’s potential, both as a production base and a consumer market for Hong Kong companies, as well as the “FTA Programme” under the Dedicated Fund on Branding, Upgrading and Domestic Sales (the BUD Fund).
Mr Stanley Szeto from Lever Style Corporation shared the comparative advantages of Vietnam among other Southeast Asian countries, and the company’s experience in setting up base there. Ms Wenda Ma from HKTDC analysed the recent economic development of the countries and its potential as a production base and consumer market. Mr Nelson Mak from Hong Kong Productivity Council introduced details about the BUD Fund and tips for businesses planning to apply for it.
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Experience Sharing - Practical Tips for Manufacturing Investment in Vietnam |
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Recent Developments of Northern Vietnam Ms Wenda Ma Assistant Principal Economist, Asian and Emerging Markets Research Team, Research Department, Hong Kong Trade Development Council As the head of Asian and Emerging Markets Research Team, Wenda Ma provides leadership and direction for research on Asia (excluding Greater China), the Middle East and Africa. The team closely monitors and reports on the macro environment, market trends, consumer characteristics as well as changes in trade policies and regulations, with a mission to help Hong Kong companies capture business opportunities in these markets. |
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Briefing on the BUD Fund Mr Nelson Mak Manager (BUD), Hong Kong Productivity Council Nelson Mak is the Manager from Hong Kong Productivity Council which has been acting as the BUD implementation organisation of the funding scheme. Prior joining HKPC, Nelson Mak has held key management and business development positions in multiple industries including lighting and electronics. |
Free admission
Ms Idy Wong
Tel: 2584 4092
Email: idy.ch.wong@hktdc.org
