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Newly-established firms down in Q1

 HÀ NỘI — Việt Nam had  二 九, 三00 newly-established enterprises with total registered capital of VNĐ 四 四 七. 八 trillion in the first quarter of this year, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).

These figures were down  一. 四 per cent in the number of newly registered enterprises but up  二 七. 五 per cent in the registered capital year on year. The higher capital was due to an increase of  三 六. 八 per cent in the number of enterprises with registered capital at over VNĐ 一00 billion.

During the first quarter,  四0, 三00 enterprises stopped business, a year-on-year increase of  一 五. 六 per cent. Of which,  二 三, 八00 were temporarily closed, up  二 八. 二 per cent, and  五, 二00 have permanently ceased to do business, a surge of  二 六. 四 per cent, while  一 一, 三00 others are completing dissolution procedures.

The majority of enterprises temporarily suspending their business and dissolving were small-scale and vulnerable businesses due to negative impacts, according to the GSO.

Meanwhile,  四 四,000 enterprises resumed their operation in the first three months of this year.

The GSO’s survey on business trends of the manufacturing and processing industry showed that many enterprises expected their production and business in the second quarter of  二0 二 一 to be better than the first quarter. Of which,  五 一 per cent of surveyed businesses said that the business situation would be better than the first quarter while  三 四. 一 per cent of them said the business situation would be stable. About  一 四. 九 per cent of enterprises forecast more difficulties in doing business than the first quarter.

Foreign-invested enterprises in this industry are the most optimistic with  八 六. 二 per cent forecasting stable and better business performance in the second quarter. The ratios in non-State owned enterprises and State-owned enterprises are  八 四. 八 per cent and  八 三. 四 per cent, respectively.

The survey also reported that  五 五. 一 per cent of enterprises believed that high competitiveness of domestic goods was the main factor affecting their production and business activities in the first quarter.

Other factors included low domestic market demand, difficulties in finance, lack of raw materials and human resources, high interest rates of loans, and outdated technology and equipment.

About  二 九. 六 per cent of enterprises said the business situation in the first quarter of  二0 二 一 was better than that in the fourth quarter of  二0 二0 while  三 九 per cent of them saw stable business situation. About  三 一. 四 per cent of businesses faced difficulties in production and business. VNS