Profile

JAPAN IBI was born from the essential needs of connecting foreign investors with domestic manufacturing and service companies for access to information and opportunities for business investment cooperation.
The organization operates on the basis of an economy founded by experienced professionals in the fields of trade promotion and foreign direct investment.
Following the international standard model of the Investment Promotion Agency (IPA), our strategy for the future is to become a leading investment promotion and consulting firm in Vietnam.
We will develop a long-term strategy to assist our clients in connecting with close investment opportunities in Vietnam.
JAPAN IBI has strong relationships with central ministries, branch offices, local authorities, international organizations, economic associations, and prominent local and international economic organizations, and is fully capable of supporting investors throughout the entire process of establishing new or expanded projects in Vietnam.
We can support companies in promoting their products and services and in developing domestic and foreign markets.

According to the Asian Development Bank (ADB), despite the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, Vietnam is projected to be one of the fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia.
The Vietnamese economy has shown impressive growth over the past five years with high domestic demand, strong manufacturing and processing industries, and increased foreign direct investment.
In addition to a fast-growing economy, Vietnam boasts nearly 60 million workers, with half of them under the age of 39.
The government focuses on policies to support workforce development through educational reforms and vocational training.
After the reforms to improve the productivity, skills, and quality of the workforce introduced by the government, 95% of employees are able to read and write, and 5% are fluent in English. Of these, 10% are considered " proficient".
Another competitive advantage of Vietnam attracting investors is its highly competitive minimum wage compared to other Asian countries, which ranges from US$132 to US$190 per month,
This competitiveness has led many investors to consider moving their supply chains to Vietnam as an alternative means of reducing costs.
Some major manufacturing companies and supply chains, such as Foxconn, Panasonic, LG, Google, and Intel, are moving their factories to Vietnam.
This shift is made even more attractive by the government's support of FDI sources through free trade agreements and tax incentives.
Many policies have been put in place to welcome the wave of foreign investment with the support of the Vietnamese state, which has been phasing out public administrative procedures.
With the advantage of a low-cost, young and professional labor force and new and improved facilities such as roads and docks, we are always welcoming companies interested in learning and investing in our country.