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ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS INDUSTRY REPORT IN Q2/2018
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Content
Section Page Section Page
Abbreviations 3 2.2.1. History of industry establishment and development 51
Executive summary 4 2.2.2. Value chains in electronics industry 52
1. Business environment 6 2.2.3. Production technology 57
1.1. Macroeconomic situation 6 2.2.4. Input materials 58
1.2. Legal framework 13 2.2.5. Production 59
1.3. Impact of free trade agreement 19 2.2.6. Consumption 68
2. Industry overview 28 2.2.7. Import and export 72
2.1. Global market 29 2.2.8. Analysis of business activities by regions 83
2.1.1. Definition and classification 29 2.3. Industry risks 89
2.1.2. The process of manufacturing electronic components 30 2.4. Industry development planning 94
2.1.3. Network model of production in the electronics industry 31 2.5. Outlook and forecasts 99
2.1.4. Methods of producing electronic components 32 2.5.1. Driving forces for industry development 100
2.1.5. Production and consumption 33 2.5.2. Forecasting industry outlook 104
2.1.6. Imports and exports 37 3. Enterprise analysis 105
2.1.7. Situation of production and consumption in some
typical countries39 3.1. Introduction of enterprises 106
2.1.8. Leading companies in the industry 46 3.2. Financial analysis 109
2.2. Vietnam market 50 4. Appendix of financial statement 114
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Abbreviations
CIEM Central Institute for Economic Management SIA Semiconductor Industry Association
IT Information technology SIDEC Supporting industries development enterprises center
SI Supporting industries IP Intellectual Property
HT High technology SMT Surface Mount Technology
EI Electronic industry SMD Surface Mount Device
DBS Development bank of Singapore IP Industrial production
FIA Foreign investment agency MC Multinational corporations
FTA Free trade agreements GSO GENERAL STATISTICS OFFICE of VIET NAM
VA Value added GDVC General Department of Vietnam Customs
JEITAJapan Electronics and Information Technology
Industries AssociationLtd Limited
JETRO Japan External Trade Organization TPP Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
IA Industrial area VEIA Vietnam Electronic Industries Association
MFN Most favored nation WTO World Trade Organization
SBV State Bank of Vietnam WTST Trung tâm thống kê thương mại chất bán dẫn
NBS Nation Bureau of Statistics of the People's Republic of China
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Executive Summary
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Vietnam is shifting its industry to processing and manufacturing sectors, reducing its reliance on mining because of increasingly depleted natural
resources and more difficult conditions for mining and also fluctuating prices.
• The world electronics market has long been dominated by industrialized countries such as the United States, Japan and some EU countries.
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• Supporting industries, components production in Vietnam has not developed because this is a sector that requires large capital investment.
• Vietnam's participation in many trade agreements in the future will help attract foreign investment, especially for direct investment, promote
technology transfer, improve the level of business management, and increase productivity of business.
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Executive Summary
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Content
1 Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
1.2 Legal framework
1.3 Impact of free trade agreement
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1. Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
• Gross domestic product in the first quarter of 2018 is estimated to increase
by 6.81% compared to 2017.
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In the first quarter of 2018, although mining declined sharply
from the previous year, industrial production continued to grow positively
thanks to the contribution of the processing and manufacturing industry.
Billion VND
Production value of the electronics industry, 2009-2017e
GDP growth rate, 2011 – Q1/2018
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Average interest rates have the tendency to decrease
In Q1/2018, the VND / USD exchange rate was quite stable around
VND 22,463.
%
Sources: VIRAC, SBV
VND/USD exchange rates, 2013 – December/2018
Interest rates, 2012 – Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
1. Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
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• The gold population structure with the population in the working age by the end of 2017 is still high with 54.8 million people accounting for 58.5% of
the total population of Vietnam, which is one of the competitive advantages of Vietnam compared with the trend of aging population of the world
today.
Labor productivity in Vietnam, 2011-2017e
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Million VND/laborTotal population and population structure in working age from
2010 to 2017
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Million people
1. Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
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Vietnam is gradually becoming a
factory producing and assembling components for electronic products of many
big companies in the world such as Samsung, LG, Canon, Toshiba
The proportion of import-export value of electronics, computers,
phones and components, 2010 – Q1/2018e
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Billion USD
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Most imported goods, Q1/2018e
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Billion VND
Most exported goods, Q1/2018e
1. Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
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• FDI in the first quarter of 2018 has a strong growth
Sources: VIRAC, FIA
Sources: VIRAC, FIA
Billion USD
FDI attraction by sectors, Q1/2018e
FDI capital, 2014-Q1/2018
• In 2017, foreign investors invested in 19 industries,
1. Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
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Major FDI projects in electronics industry of Vietnam
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC, FIA
No. Projects LocationInvestment
capitalMain products Operating year
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1. Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
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Content
1 Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
1.2 Legal framework
1.3 Impact of free trade agreement
1. Business environment
1.2 Legal framework
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1.2.1. Tax polices
In terms of import and export
In terms of value added tax
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1.2.1. Tax policies
In terms of corporation tax
1.2.2 Labor policies
1. Business environment
1.2 Legal framework
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1.2.3 Credit policies
1.2.4. Land policies
1. Business environment
1.2 Legal framework
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1.2.5 Technology policies
1. Business environment
1.2 Legal framework
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1.2.6. Policies related to environment and food safety
1.2.7. Other policies
1. Business environment
1.2 Legal framework
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Content
1 Business environment
1.1 Macroeconomic situation
1.2 Legal framework
1.3 Impact of free trade agreement
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Vietnam trade integration process from 1995 to present
Until the end of the first quarter of 2018, Vietnam has signed, implemented, and is negotiating a total of 16 FTAs. Accession to international trade
agreements brings opportunities and challenges for domestic firms.
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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1.3.1. WTO - Vietnam is the 150th member of the WTO on November 7, 2006
Commitments
In terms of taxation, electrical and electronic equipment is one of the groups under the commitment of the highest tariff reduction in tariff schedule of
Vietnam in WTO.
No. Indicators
MNF pre-
participating
tax rates (%)
Tax rates in the commitments of
WTO
When
participating
(%)
Final (%)
Commitment to reduce import tariffs in the WTO for electronic products
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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The impact of the WTO on the electronic components market in Vietnam :
Positive impact
Negative impact
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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1.3.2. Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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Commitments
Positive impact
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Negative impact
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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1.3.3. Free Trade Agreement between EU and Vietnam (EVFTA)
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1.3.4. Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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1.3.5. The Free Trade Agreement between the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and
the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU)
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1.3.6. Other agreements
1. Business Environment
1.3 Impact of free Trade Agreements
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Content
2 Industry overview
2.1 Global market
2.2 Vietnam market
2.3 Industry risks
2.4 Industry development planning
2.5 Outlook and forecasts
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2. Industry overview
2.1. Global market– 2.1.1. Definition and classification
Definition
Classification
List of some electronic components:
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Demonstration of the process
Source: VIRAC
2. Industry overview
2.1. Global market– 2.1.2. The process of manufacturing electronic components
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• Starting from cheap labor as well as location advantage in indigenous markets and with the boom of the Internet, developing countries including
Vietnam have more opportunities to participate in the supply chain of electronic products in the global market.
Network model of production in the electronics industry
• Associating with high-tech FDI corporations is an
indispensable trend for Vietnam's electronics industry to
develop in the future.
Source: VIRAC
2. Industry overview
2.1. Global market– 2.1.3. Network model of production in the electronics industry
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2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.4 Methods of producing electronic components
➢ PCBA (Printed Circuit Board Assembly)
➢ EMS (End Manufacturer Sevices):
➢ OEM (Original Equipment Manufacture)
➢ ODM (Original Designed Manufacture)
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Total production value has increased sharply since 2012, but there are signs of
slowing down since 2016. Semiconductor equipment accounts for a large share of
global electronic components production, which is in surplus situation and falling in
demand.
Sources: VIRAC, JEITA, SIA
• The semiconductor industry contributes over 50% of the structure of production
value of electronic component industry in the period of 2010-2017.
Sources: VIRAC, JEITA
Billion USD
Billion USD
2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.5 Production and consumption
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Production value of semiconductor equipment worldwide,
2010 – 2018f
Structure of global electronic components production by type,
2017e
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• Over the past two decades, industrialized nations have turned to
manufacture low and middle integrated electronic components in
developing countries through foreign investment to establish facilities.
Growth rates of the global electronics industry from
2016-2018f
Sales of semiconductor devices by type of products, 2017e
2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.5 Production and consumption
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Source: VIRAC, SIA
Source: VIRAC, Statista.com
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Sale of semiconductor devices by month, 2015 - 2017
Sources: VIRAC, WSTS.
Million USD
2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.5 Production and consumption
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Sale of semiconductor devices by type, 2017e
Source: VIRAC, Statista.com
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Input price (aluminum, copper, iron) for electronic
components, 2012 – 3/2018
Sources: VIRAC, Worldbank
USD/mt USD/dmtu
Input price (gold, silver, palladium) for electronic components,
2012 – 3/2018
Sources: VIRAC, Worldbank
USD/troy oz USD/troy oz
Prices of important input materials for producing
electronic components in 2017 tend to be reversed and sharply increased.
2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.5 Production and consumption
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Sources: VIRAC, UncomtradeSources: VIRAC, Uncomtrade
Billion USD
Import value of electronic components in the world, 2012 - 2016Market share of some typical HS codes, 2012 - 2016
Global demand for electronic component industry continues to increase in the period 2010-2014, but the pace in 2014-2016 is slower due to the impact of
the global economic depression, affecting the demand for electronic products such as telephone, computer.
2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.6 Import and export
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HS code Name of the products
Import market of electronic components in the world, 2017
Sources: VIRAC, Uncomtrade
China is the world's leading importer of electronic components, accounting for
28.3% of the structure in 2016.
2 . Industry overview
2.1. Global market – 2.1.6 Import and export
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2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
In the past decade, China and India have been considered the
world's factories, but in recent times before Vietnam's participation, multinational corporations are considering relocating factories to this country to take
advantage of cheap labor and investment trade incentives.
Semiconductor market revenue of the major manufactueres
worldwide, 2014-2018fBillion USD
Electronic Components Market of the United Sates
Source: VIRAC, Semi.org
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Structure of electronic components production in Japan in 2017
Sources: VIRAC, JEITA
Electronic Components Market of Japan
Electronic component market has shown signs of recovery since 2013
along with the recovery of electronics industry generally in Japan.
Production value of electronic components in Japan, 2010 - 2017
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
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Nguồn: VIRAC, JEITA
Nguồn: VIRAC, JEITA
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• With the world's leading advanced technology, huge investments in information technology and growing demand for environmentally-friendly, fuel-
efficient equipment, etc. Japan's semiconductor industry is well-developed, accounting for over 50% the production value of the whole electronic
component industry.
Sources: VIRAC, JEITA
Billion Yen
Sources: VIRAC, JEITA
Export – import of electronic components of Japan, 2010 – 2017 Structure of import and export for integrated circuit
of Japan, 2010 – 2017
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
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Electronic Components Market of China
With the advancement of information technology, China is known as one of the world's electronics manufactories including DVD players, televisions,
computers, etc. Electronic components made in China are mainly products with medium or low value.
Trillion CNY
Sources: VIRAC, NBS
Revenue of Electronic Components Industry in China,
2011 – 2016e
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
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• China is currently increasing its semiconductor manufacturing and the capacity of manufacturing capacity, buying more equipment, but most of its
facilities are for Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) rather than integrated circuits (ICs).
Billion CNY
Sources: VIRAC, NBS
Manufacturing Integrated Circuits of China, 2010 - 2017
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
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Electronic Components Market of South Korea
Korea is the fourth largest importer of semiconductors in the world and the second largest semiconductor producer in the world after the United States.
Production value and export - import of electronic components of Korea,
2014 – 2016e
Sources: VIRAC, Statista
Production and export in 2015 are all lower than previous years.
Sources: VIRAC, Dramexchange
2014 2015 2016e Đơn vị tính
Production
Import
Export
Market share of DRAM revenue, 2015 - 2017
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
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Electronic Components Market of Taiwan
Therefore, the biggest competitive advantage of Taiwanese
manufacturers comes from the large scale production, but the cost of production is much smaller than that of competitors and in the production process
requires high accuracy, which makes the error in the process very low, so the rate of product elimination is not high.
Sources: VIRAC, ITA
Bilion USD Billion USD
Sources: VIRAC, ITA
Market and production value of electronic components in
Taiwan, 2014 – 2017fExport and import electronic components of
Taiwan, 2014 – 2017f
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market- 2.1.7 Situation of production and consumption in some typical countries
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Rank in 2016 Rank in 2017 ManufacturerRevenue in 2016
(million USD)
Revenue in
2017(million USD)
Growth rate of
2016-2017 (%)
Market share in
2017 (%)
List of the 10 largest global semiconductor vendors in revenue, 2016-2017
Nguồn: VIRAC, Telecomlead
According to Gartner, revenue growth for the top 10 global semiconductor vendors reaching 21.6% in 2017 is due to:
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market - 2.1.8 Leading companies in the industry
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%Tablet PC sales in the world, Q1/2017-Q1/2018
Million tablets
Sources: VIRAC, IDC
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market - 2.1.8 Leading companies in the industry
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Sources: VIRAC, IDC
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Million computers %
Market share of PC manufacturers, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, IDC
• By 2017, the global PC market has continued to decline PC sales in the world, Q1/2017-Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, IDC
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market - 2.1.8 Leading companies in the industry
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Smart phones sales on the world in Q1, 2017-2018
Sources: VIRAC, IDC
Million phones %
2. Industry overview
2.1 Global market - 2.1.8 Leading companies in the industry
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Structure of smart phones by product line Q1/2018
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Content
2 Industry overview
2.1 Global market
2.2 Vietnam market
2.3 Industry risks
2.4 Industry development planning
2.5 Outlook and forecasts
• Most of these factories produce household electronics, making joint venture with
Japanese companies such as Sony, National, Sanyo, etc. and some small repairing enterprises. These factories together with some factories in the North
formed the nascent electronics industry of Vietnam at this time.
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2. Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market– 2.2.1. History of industry establishment and development
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Value chain of electronics industry
Sources: VIRAC collected
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With simple assembly work,
Vietnam's productivity in electronic products now
accounts for an average of 5-10% of the product value
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.2. Value chains in electronics industry - Vietnam's position in the electronic supply chain
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• The locally-made electronic components are growing, but underdeveloped, the localization rate of electronic products is very low, on average 13%,
which are mainly packages with plastic and simple metal parts
Sources: VIRAC collected
The localization rate of Japanese electronics companies in some countries, 2015
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.2. Value chains in electronics industry - Localization rate of Vietnam electronics industry
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• Vietnamese enterprises have not yet provided specific electronic parts for the electronics industry.
Global value chain of Sam Sung and Vietnam
Sources: VIRAC tổng hợp
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.2. Value chains in electronics industry - Localization rate of Vietnam electronics industry
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No. Problem Main assessment
Requirements of multinational corporations for components vendors• According to the standard of modern production management,
the competitiveness of the components and accessories depends
on three basic factors: quality, cost and delivery time (QCD).
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
• Causes of the weakness of the electronic components industry in Vietnam:
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.2. Value chains in electronics industry – The reasons why Vietnamese enterprises remain outside the supply chain
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2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.3. Production technology
• Today, Surface Mount Technology (SMT) is the most widely used technology in the electronics manufacturing industry.
• In general, the process of mounting components onto the circuit board using SMT technology consists of four basic steps:
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• In Vietnam, SMT technology only started in electronics industry in
2008.
• Vietnam's electronic component manufacturers are mainly using
Japanese, Korean and Chinese technology machinery.
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
The origin of machinery and technology used in the spare parts
and component industry in Vietnam, 2016
Applying modern management tools and standards to the
manufacture of spare parts and component in Vietnam, 2016
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.3. Production technology/Machinery
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At present, Vietnamese
enterprises mainly import discrete electronic components or basic
components for assembly into specialized components, but not able
to produce a complete electronic components.
Metal in some electronic components
Weight
Component Iron (%)Aluminum
(%)
Copper
(%)
Silver
(ppm)
Gold
(ppm)
Palladium
(ppm)
Value
Component Iron (%)Aluminum
(%)
Copper
(%)
Silver
(ppm)
Gold
(ppm)
Palladium
(ppm)
Sources: VIRAC
2 . Industry overview
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• However, the production of auxiliary products in general and
electronic components in particular is not encouraged.Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
Billion VND
Production value of electronics component industry, 2011 – Q1/2018e
Production structure of the electronics
industry by type, Q1/2018
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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• According to a report by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Index-
Industry Products of electronic components in Q1/2017 fluctuated.
• Supporting industries, components production in Vietnam has not
developed because this is a sector that requires large capital investment
Nguồn: VIRAC, SIDEC
Sources: VIRAC , GSO
Monthly Index-Industry Products of electronic component industry,
2016 – Q1/2018(Calculated by original year 2010)
Supply structure of electronic components in 2015
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Name of the components Đơn vị 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 3T/2018e
Production of electronic components in Vietnam, 2010 – 3T/2018e
• The production of electronic components increased sharply with the participation of many large electronic corporations, Vietnam electronics industry
in general and supporting industries in particular will continue to attract a large number of enterprises.
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Production of mobile phones over the months, 2016-2018
Million phones
The structure of phone production in Vietnam is concentrated in Bac Ninh
and Thai Nguyen.
The structure of phone production in Vietnam by region, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Million phones
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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Name of products Unit Made in 2017
Nguồn: VIRAC, GSO
Production of some types of computers, electronic products and components by region, Q1/2018
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According to primary data from the General Statistics Office, in Q1/2018, output of various types of electronics and components reached a high level.
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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• In the past few years, instead of being taken over, many Vietnamese companies
have done the opposite things, which is spending money to own foreign
enterprises, typically Duc Long Gia Lai Group.
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Number of enterprises and laborers in the electronic components
industry, 2010 - 2016
Classification of electronic components businesses by region, 2016
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
• The revenue of electronic components enterprises has been growing
continuously over the years due to the expansion of production activities of
domestic and FDI enterprises. At the same time, the consumption market
has been extended to many countries and areas.
Trillion VND
Trillion VND
Revenue and profit of electronic components business, 2010 - 2016
Total investment capital and fixed assets of
electronic component industry
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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Product name UnitProduction
locationJan-Feb/2018 Compared to the same period (%)
Some FDI projects invested in electronic components industry, Jan – 2018
Source: VIRAC
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.5 Production
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• The proportion of smartphone users compared to regular phones in major
cities tends to increase steadily between 2012 and 2017.
Sources: VIRAC, GSO
Million USD
Consumption of electronic component, 2010 – Q1/2018e
Sources: VIRAC, Nielsen
Rate of using smart phones in Vietnam by region, 2017
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.6 Consumption
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Source: VIRAC
• In the top 10 enterprises have the largest revenue of electronic component
industry, there is no contribution of domestic enterprises but they are from
FDI enterprises of Korea, Japan, etc.
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
Billion VND
Major customers of electronic components industry, 2015
Top 10 largest electronic component enterprises in revenue of 2016
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.6 Consumption
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Product name UnitProduction
location
Jan-
Feb/2018Compared to the same period (%)
Consumption some types of computers, electronic products and components by region, Jan – Feb/2018
Source: VIRAC
2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.6 Consumption
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• Multinational corporations specializing in the manufacture of electronic
products also have a high demand for electronic components.
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
No. Name of component Material, technology Amount/month
1
2
3
4
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
Demand for electronic components of Canon Vietnam
Demand for electronic components of Intel
Direc
Indirect
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2 . Industry overview
2.2. Vietnam market – 2.2.7 Import and export – Types of phone and components
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
• Phone and component exports in Q1/2018 reached 45.27 billion USD,
• In Q1/2018, exports of phones and components to most of the
markets have an increasing turnover, while there are 10 markets have
export turnover decreased compared to the previous year.
Exports of all types of phones and components of Vietnam
through months from 2016 to 2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Billion USD
Structure of phone and component export market, Q1/2018
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Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
%Million USD
Vietnam's cell phone and its components exports, Jan – Feb/2018
Market share of smart phone in EU, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Million USD %
In the first two months of 2018, Viet Nam exported cell phones with total
turnover of 29.76 billion USD,
In the first two months of 2018, the total export turnover of phone
components in Vietnam reached over 15.5 billion USD,
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In the coming time, Vietnam's phone exports will face
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No. Company name
Top 20 enterprises export all types of phones and components with
the highest turnover rate, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
2 . Industry overview
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Sources: VIRAC, Uncomtrade, GDVC
Imports of phones and component,
2010 – 3T/2018eMillion USD
• In terms of import from the FDI enterprises
• By the end of Q1/2018, import turnover of phones and components of
Vietnam from China has reached the highest level,
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Supply market structure of phone and phone components to
Vietnam, 3T/2018
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Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Imports of phones and components, Jan – Feb/2018
Million USD
No. Company name
Top 20 enterprises import all types of phones and components with
over 10 million USD of turnover, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Vietnam mainly imports phone components from South Korea, China and
Hong Kong
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By the end of Q1/2018, export turnover of computers, electronic
products and components has reached 25.94 billion USD,
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Export structure of computers, electronic products and
components by enterprises of Vietnam, Q1/2018
Exports of computers, electronic products and components of
Vietnam, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Billion USD %
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• Export turnover of computers, electronic products and components of Vietnam to China in 2018 reached
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Top 10 export markets of computers, electronic products and
components of Vietnam, Q1/2018e
Unit: Million USD
Top 10 export items with the highest FDI, Q1/2018e
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
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Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Type of main export computers, electronic products amd components ,
Q1/2018eTop 15 enterprises export computers, electronic products and
components with high turnover, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
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Compared to the
same period in
Q1/2017 (%)
Proportion
(%)
No Enterprise’s name Market share
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Imports of computers, electronic products and components of Vietnam over the months, 2017-2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
Billion USD
•
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Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
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Top 10 markets supply computers, electronic products and components of Vietnam, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
• Imports of computers, electronic products and components from the South Korean market in Q1/2018 reached
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Types
In 2018
(Million
USD)
Compared
to the
same
period in
2017(%)
Proportion
in 2018(%)
No. Company name
Top 15 enterprises import computers, electronic products and
components with high turnover, Q1/2018Imported computers, electronic products and components, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GDVC Sources: VIRAC, GDVC
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Hung Yen
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Bac Ninh
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• SamSung Display Vietnam has adjusted their investment capital by increasing 2.5 billion USD in Bac Ninh
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Vinh Phuc
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Hai Phong
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Thai Nguyen
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2.2 Vietnam market
2.3 Industry risks
2.4 Industry development planning
2.5 Outlook and forecasts
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Risks in terms of raw materials
Risks in terms of safety of labor hygiene
2 . Industry overview
2.3. Industry risks
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Risks in terms of environment
Risks in terms of policies
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Risks in terms of competitiveness
Risks in terms of increasing labor cost
Region
2018Compared to
2017 (%)Million VND USD
I
II
III
IV
Minimum wage by regions in Vietnam from January 1, 2018
Nguồn: VIRAC, MOIT
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Strengths Weakness
Opportunities Threats
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2.3. Industry risks
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2.5 Outlook and forecasts
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On January/18th/2017, the Prime Minister has issued Decision No. 68 / QD-TTg on Supporting Industry Development Program from 2016 to 2025.
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2.4. Industry development planning
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• Specifically for electrical and electronic component sector:
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Until 2020
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2.4. Industry development planning
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Until 2030
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2.4. Industry development planning
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2.4 Industry development planning
2.5 Outlook and forecasts
2. Industry overview
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From the general situation of electronic components industry in the world
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From geographic location and population of Vietnam
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From the Government of Vietnam
From the potential demand of the domestic marketNumber of smart phones and function phones, 2013-2019e
Sources: VIRAC, GfK
Million phones
2. Industry overview
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•
Thus, the domestic market
has a huge growth potential for e-businesses, thereby boosting
electronic production, which is the driving force for the electronics
manufacturing industry. Sources: VIRAC, GfK
Billion VND
Revenue of domestic electronics technology groups, Q1/2018
Sources: VIRAC, GfK
Trillion VND
Revenue and growth of electronics market in Vietnam,
Q3/2014 – Q1/2018
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Forecasting development of output sector - electronics industry:
Forecasting demand of electronic components industry:
No. Products Demand in 2020
Sources: VIRAC, SIDEC
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3.1 Introduction of enterprises
3.2 Financial analysis
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3 Enterprise analysis
3.1. Introduction of enterprises
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3.1. Introduction of enterprises
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• Most of the companies in the group have sales growth in 2016
compared to 2015
• Gross profit margin of the enterprises in the group is very low.
Billion VND
Source: VIRAC
Sources: VIRAC
Net revenue from sales and services, 2015 - 2016
Billion VND
Gross profit and gross profit margin of enterprises, 2016
3 Enterprise analysis
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Enterprises Cost of salesEnterprise cost
management
Net
revenue
Cost of
sales/net
revenue
ECM/net
revenue
Foster Electric
Vietnam
Doosung Tech
Vietnam
Hosiden Vietnam
Intel Products
Vietnam
Saigon STEC
Sumiden Vietnam
Meiko Vietnam
Haesung Vina
Cost of sales and enterprise cost managementUnit: Billion VND
Billion VND
Source: VIRAC
Source: VIRAC
Asset structure, 2016
3 Enterprise analysis
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• Capital structure of most companies in the group is paying debt,
mainly borrowing and short-term debt. Billion VND
Source: VIRAC
Source: VIRAC
Capital structure, 2016
Solvency, 2016
3 Enterprise analysis
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ROS ROA ROE
Profit-
after-tax
(billion
USD)
Net
revenue
(billion
USD)
Average
owner’s
equity(billion
USD)
Total average
asset (billion
USD)
Foster Electric
Vietnam
Doosung Tech
Vietnam
Hosiden
Vietnam
Intel Products
Vietnam
Saigon STEC
Sumiden
Vietnam
Meiko Vietnam
Haesung Vina
Source: VIRAC
Source: VIRAC
Indicators of performance assessment, 2016
Efficiency of asset using, 2016
3 Enterprise analysis
3.2. Enterprise analysis
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Content
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APPENDIX
Saigon Stec Co.,Ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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INTEL PRODUCTS VIETNAM CO., LTD
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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Foster Electric Vietnam co. ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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Hosiden Vietnam co. ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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Haesung Vina co. ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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Meiko Vietnam co. ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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Hanoi Doosung tech co. ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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Sumidenso Vietnam co. ltd
Indicators 2016 2015
1. Revenue for sales and services
2. The deduction from revenue
3. Net revenue from sales and services
4. Cost of goods sold
5. Gross profit
6. Revenue from financial activities
7. Financial cost
- Interest expenses
8. Cost of sales
9. Enterprise cost management
10 Net profit from business activities
11. Other incomes
12. Other costs
13. Other profits
14. Gross profit before tax
15. Current corporate income tax
16. Deferred corporate income tax
17. Profit after corporate income tax
BUSINESS RESULTSUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
TÀI SẢN
A. CURRENT ASSETS
I. Cash and cash equivalents
II. Short-term investments
III. Short-term receivables
1. Accounts receivable of customers
IV. Inventories
V. Other current assets
B. NON-CURRENT ASSETS
I. Long-term receivables
II. Fixed assets
III. Investment in real estate
V. Long term financial investment
V. Other non-current assets
TOTAL ASSETS
C – LIABILITIES
I. Short-term liabilities
1. Short-term payables for suppliers
II. Long-term liabilities
D – OWNER”S EQUITY
I. Owner equity
II. Other funds
TOTAL EQUITY
BALANCE SHEETUnit: VND
Indicators 2016 2015
I. Cash flows from business activities
II. Cash flows from investment
III. Cash flows from finance
Net cash flows during the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Impact of exchange rate changes in foreign currency
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
CASH FLOW STATEMENTUnit: VND
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