Vietnam's renewable energy market is creating new opportunities for foreign investors across solar, wind, energy storage, infrastructure, and corporate power procurement.
Vietnam’s 2025 Aviation Law strengthens aircraft finance protections and opens clearer routes for airport investment, leasing, aviation services, and technology.
As Vietnam’s digital economy expands, tax authorities are strengthening oversight of income generated through foreign e-commerce platforms.
Vietnam’s 2026 public holiday schedule includes a five-day National Day break and a new paid Vietnam Culture Day holiday. See key dates and employer requirements.
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Should foreign investors expand through one PT PMA or multiple subsidiaries in Indonesia? Compare the legal, regulatory, and commercial considerations that shape the right corporate structure.
Plan your entry into Indonesia's renewable energy sector with guidance on investment structures, licensing, PLN procurement, and investment incentives.
Managing intercompany transactions in Indonesia requires careful accounting treatment, PSAK compliance, statutory financial reporting, and related-party disclosures.
Choose an accounting firm in Malaysia with confidence. Compare the factors foreign investors should evaluate, from tax compliance and reporting to investment incentives and cross-border operations.
Find out when foreign investors need a Bumiputera partner in Malaysia, including licensing, procurement, distributive trade, and IPO participation requirements.
Structuring a tax-efficient operating model in Malaysia requires careful planning of business functions, intercompany transactions, and tax obligations. Find out what foreign investors should consider before commencing operations.
Foreign-owned companies in the Philippines must meet annual financial reporting, SEC filing, and corporate tax obligations to maintain compliance.
The right accounting firm can support more than statutory compliance. Compare the factors foreign investors should evaluate when selecting an accounting adviser in the Philippines.
Managing statutory financial reporting becomes more complex as foreign investors expand through multiple Philippine entities. Here's what businesses need to consider.
Structure intercompany service fees in Singapore to align with transfer pricing requirements. Selecting the right charging methodology can reduce tax risk and strengthen cross-border compliance.
Launching a financial services or fintech business in Singapore requires choosing the right license, corporate structure, and capital commitment. Learn what foreign investors need to know.
Evaluate incorporated and contractual joint ventures in Singapore, with practical guidance on ownership, governance, and legal implementation for foreign investors.
Registering a company in Thailand requires the right ownership structure, incorporation process, tax registrations, and operating approvals.
Hiring foreign employees in Thailand requires compliance with work permit rules, employer eligibility requirements, application procedures, and ongoing obligations.
Thailand is Vietnam’s second-largest ASEAN investor, with US$15.4 billion in registered capital. Explore leading Thai investors, priority sectors, market entry strategies, and opportunities for businesses entering Vietnam in 2026.
The Vietnam Manufacturing Tracker provides the latest data, industrial production indicators, and export performance insights to help investors monitor Vietnam’s fast-evolving manufacturing landscape.
The Vietnam Manufacturing Tracker provides the latest data, industrial production indicators, and export performance insights to help investors monitor Vietnam’s fast-evolving manufacturing landscape.
Vietnam’s government has officially updated the regional minimum wage for contract-based workers, which will take effect from January 1, 2026.
ASEAN and the GCC are studying a bloc-to-bloc free trade agreement, and the UAE (nearly half of GCC–ASEAN trade) has the most at stake. This guide explains what a deal would add beyond the UAE's existing CEPAs, which sectors gain most, and how businesses can prepare before any text exists.
As GCC capital flows increasingly toward India, ASEAN, Singapore, and Hong Kong, UAE holding companies are emerging as a strategic structure for Asia-focused investment. This article examines how treaty access, tax efficiency, substance, succession planning, and exit mechanics can shape returns for Gulf-based investors.
Thailand is Vietnam’s second-largest ASEAN investor, with US$15.4 billion in registered capital. Explore leading Thai investors, priority sectors, market entry strategies, and opportunities for businesses entering Vietnam in 2026.