As global supply chains pursue “China + 1” and “multi-shoring” strategies, Vietnam continues to absorb substantial FDI into electronics, automotive, textiles, and advanced manufacturing. However, shifting consumption hubs, domestic market maturity, and regional competition require a rethink of industrial capacity. This panel analyses:
- How evolving regional demand shapes multi-tier supplier networks across Northern and Southern industrial corridors.
- Infrastructure constraints – from port bottlenecks to cold chain maturity and inland connectivity.
- Capital allocation strategies balancing labor cost arbitrage against automation investments.
