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FDI companies in Vietnam have consistently played a crucial role in contributing to Vietnam's economy and its growth. Since the authorization of foreign investment in 1988, Vietnam FDI has been pivotal in transforming the country into a highly appealing destination for international investors. The country’s robust growth in securing FDI has garnered positive feedback from […]
What countries are the enterprises that are still operating in Russia? A global, EU, and G20 perspective
Trường Lăng
Trường Lăng, founder and 15-year director of Viettonkin, guides the company's strategic direction, makes top-level decisions, and represents the firm in key business negotiations. With over 20 years of consulting experience in Belgium and Southeast Asia, including 15 years specializing in FDI projects, he has established himself as a top expert who helps clients across industries expand their businesses. His deep knowledge of risk management and business operations, combined with his proven track record of successful consultation projects, makes him a valuable partner for investors seeking quality consulting services.
Investment Monitor's research indicates which countries in the EU, the G20, and the rest of the world have made the slowest corporate exit from Russia.
The China Construction Bank is one of many Chinese companies currently operating in Russia.
According to data compiled by the Yale School of Management, more than 1,200 international corporations have cut or abandoned business relations with Russia in the aftermath of Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Its authoritative list of corporations, which is updated weekly, is critical in rewarding and shaming enterprises that have taken political action in Russia.
Countries with the greatest number of firms are still doing nothing.
From a worldwide viewpoint, China has the greatest number of enterprises that continue to operate in Russia as usual.
In particular, 41 Chinese companies in Russia, including China Construction Bank, have taken no action in the nation. The United States comes in second with 29 enterprises, followed by France with 25, Germany with 14, and India with 13.
Which countries have the most firms in Russia that have taken no action?
Globally, the number of enterprises who have taken no action in Russia (in absolute terms).
However, the amount of corporations that have taken action in these countries is not included in this disgraceful list. As a result, when the statistics are recalculated as a ratio, the results are substantially different, as seen in the charts below.
Which of the G20 countries has the most dormant firms in Russia?
Businesses from Turkey, China, and India have taken the least action in Russia among the G20, the world's most powerful collection of countries in terms of political and economic strength.
Turkey fared the worst, with all five of its Russian subsidiaries (including Pegasus Airlines) continuing to operate normally. China is next, with 41 of the 51 Chinese enterprises operating in Russia taking no action. India is in third place, with 13 of its 22 enterprises in Russia remaining unaffected.
Turkey, China, and India have taken the fewest steps in Russia among the G20 nations.
The proportion of G20 firms that have taken no political action in Russia (in percent)
However, Western countries do well in this ranking, with Italy, France, Germany, and the United States standing out (in that order).
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Vietnam is emerging as a prime destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), driven by rapid economic growth, favorable government policies, and an investor-friendly business environment. This eBook provides a deep dive into Vietnam’s economic landscape, highlighting key industries such as manufacturing, real estate, and digital banking that attract FDI. It also explores the government’s proactive measures to streamline investment procedures, improve infrastructure, and offer tax incentives for foreign enterprises. Additionally, it covers crucial insights into market entry strategies, regulatory requirements, and socio-cultural factors that influence business success in Vietnam.
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Founded in 2009, Viettonkin Consulting is a multi-disciplinary group of consulting firms headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam with offices in Ho Chi Minh City, Jakarta, Bangkok, Singapore, and Hong Kong and a strong presence through strategic alliances throughout Southeast Asia. Our firm’s guiding mission is aimed towards facilitating intra-ASEAN investments and connecting investors in Southeast Asia with the rest of the world, thus promoting international business relationships and strengthening inter-nation connections.
