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According to the Q1/2026 socio-economic report released on 4 April by the General Statistics Office (under the Ministry of Finance), in March the country recorded nearly 22,000 newly established enterprises, up 94.1% from the previous month and up 40.5% from the same period last year.
Of these, more than 7.9 thousand enterprises returned to operation, more than 5,000 registered for temporary business suspension, more than 6,300 suspended operations awaiting dissolution, and more than 3,800 completed dissolution procedures.
Notably, the number of enterprises suspending operations and dissolving also rose compared with the previous quarter and the same period last year, although the growth rate was slower than the rise in new entries and re-entries.
For the first quarter of 2026, the country had 96,000 enterprises newly registered or re-entered, up 31.7% year-on-year; on average, 32,000 new and re-entering enterprises per month.
However, the number of enterprises exiting the market was 91,800, up 16.5% year-on-year; on average, 30.6 thousand per month left the market.
Although the number of new enterprises increased, total registered capital added to the economy in Q1 2026 was over 1.3 quadrillion dong, down 5.1% year-on-year.
By economic sector, the number of new enterprises rose across all sectors, with agriculture, forestry and fisheries showing the strongest growth; industry and construction rising significantly; and services continuing to account for the largest share.
In addition, the General Statistics Office reported that the business climate survey results for the manufacturing sector in the first quarter showed 23.8% of enterprises assessing current production and business conditions as better than the last quarter; 46.1% stable; and 30.1% facing difficulties.
Looking ahead to the second quarter of this year, 40.8% of enterprises expect conditions to improve compared with the first quarter; 37.5% stable; and 21.7% foresee more difficulties.
The fact that entrants surpassed exits indicates a recovery and ongoing restructuring of the enterprise sector is underway, in the context of gradually improving business confidence.
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