截至2025年底，越南对85个国家和地区投资1991个项目，累计投资协议总额237亿美元。 其中，新增对外投资项目173个，投资总额10亿美元，同比增长65.9%。32个项目增资3.6亿美元，为去 年同期的3倍。越南企业对外投资主要集中于电力、燃气、热水、蒸汽及空调生产销售，占对外投资总 额的 37.2%；加工制造业，占22.1%；批发零售和汽车摩托车等机车修理业，占9.6%。在25个对外投资 的国家和地区中，老挝仍是越南最大的投资目的地，投资额近7.74亿美元，占越南对外投资总额的 56.9%。其次为菲律宾（9200万美元，占约6.8%）、德国（7810万美元，占5.7%）、美国（7450万美 元，占5.5%）和印度尼西亚（6960万美元，占5.1%）等。 越南《金融时报》1月14日报道，据越南财政部外国投资局消息，2025年越南企业对外投资（含新项目 和增资）13.6亿美元，同比增长88.7%。 ...

Core Insights - Vietnam's foreign investment has surged, with a total of 134 new investment projects and a registered capital of $709.3 million from January to September 2025, marking a nearly threefold increase year-on-year [1] - The total foreign investment amount, including new and additional capital, reached $846.8 million, representing a 3.5 times growth compared to the same period in 2024 [1] Investment Distribution - Vietnamese enterprises have invested across 34 countries and regions, with Laos receiving the highest investment of $397.2 million, accounting for 46.9% of the total [1] - Other significant investment destinations include the Philippines ($92 million, 10.9%), Indonesia ($64.6 million, 7.6%), Germany ($50.6 million, 6%), and the United States ($33.3 million, 3.9%) [1] Sector Analysis - The electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply sector attracted the most investment, totaling $341.5 million, which is 40.3% of the total investment [1] - The wholesale and retail, automotive, motorcycle, and other vehicle repair sectors received nearly $121 million, representing 14.3% [1] - The transportation and storage sector garnered $109.2 million, accounting for 12.9% of the total investment [1] Future Outlook - Experts indicate that the continuous growth in Vietnam's foreign investment reflects the increasing initiative of local enterprises to expand into overseas markets [2] - The recent issuance of Resolution No. 68 by the Central Political Bureau regarding the development of the private economy is expected to create new opportunities for private sector growth [2] - As Vietnam's economy becomes more integrated into the global economy, private enterprises are anticipated to actively pursue foreign direct investment, leading to a potential leap in investment growth [2]