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Hanoi Tightens Distribution, Retail Sector To Draw Investors

Jun 20, 2007

Vietnamese capital has launched a new set of laws to enhance the distribution channels and the retail business to attract the fresh investors.

After WTO agreement, Vietnamese capital has launched a new set of laws to enhance the distribution channels and the retail business to attract the fresh investors. Now both the aspiring and existing retailers will enjoy the advantages like land incentives and taxation, alongside assistance in governmental procedures.

The Hanoi People's commission has introduced regulations to encourage the investor to invest in new trade centers and supermarkets with a slew of reasons for ambitious individual or organizations of adequate resources to set up new retail channels.

Credible investors will have the right of entry to any location and land clearance issues offered for immediate lease with terms & conditions up to 70 years, and further extension to be considered. Hanoi city will offer effective traffic routes, water supply, drainage and sufficient electricity. The approved project also can apply for low interest loan from investment, which includes Assistance Fund, Development Fund and Building.

According to the Director of the Hanoi Bureau of Trade, the incentive is applicable for both local and overseas investor to motivate a well-developed method of supply chain. At present, the retail industry consists of 70 supermarkets and business centers. This recognizes only 20% of delivery potential, whereas one-third of stores fail to fulfill the current regulations. Now, the city is hoping to see 60 uniform retail sites by the year-end of 2010, which will boost 30 percent of the retail supply.

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