越南最大企业集团Vingroup正积极向海外扩张，以应对国内房地产市场增速放缓。[1]该集团计划在全球至少15个国家推进近20个项目，包括乌兹别克斯坦的越南城、印度的智慧城市以及刚果的河滨城市开发等。[1]Vingroup希望通过海外业务收入为其电动汽车、人工智能和机器人等战略产业提供资金支持。[1]
在国内房地产市场面临挑战的背景下，Vingroup旗下房地产企业Vinhomes已于6月宣布停止扩大国内土地储备，转而专注开发越南现有项目。[1]同时，该集团旗下电动汽车企业VinFast在2025年录得38.7亿美元的净亏损，尽管交付车辆196,919辆，且对其延迟的北卡罗来纳州工厂进行了2.36亿美元的减值。[1]
在地区合作方面，2024年越南与乌兹别克斯坦的贸易额达2.02亿美元，同比增长26.5%。[1]2025年印度与越南的双边贸易创历史新高，达164亿美元，相比2016年的54亿美元增长了两倍多。[1]
Vietnam's largest conglomerate, Vingroup, is advancing nearly 20 projects across more than 15 countries as growth in its home market decelerates [1]. The diversified expansion reflects the company's strategy to tap international markets while seeking new revenue streams to fund strategic initiatives in electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, and robotics [1].
The overseas projects span multiple continents and sectors, including a Vietnamese town development in Uzbekistan, a smart city initiative in India, and riverfront urban development in Congo [1]. This geographic diversification marks a significant shift for Vingroup, particularly as its real estate subsidiary Vinhomes halted domestic land acquisition in June, redirecting focus toward developing existing properties within Vietnam [1].
The expansion comes amid challenges facing Vingroup's automotive operations. VinFast, the company's electric vehicle manufacturer, reported a net loss of $3.87 billion in 2025 despite delivering 196,919 vehicles, and took a $236 million writedown on its delayed North Carolina factory [1]. India-Vietnam bilateral trade reached a record $16.4 billion in 2025, more than triple the $5.4 billion recorded in 2016 [1], reflecting growing commercial opportunities in the region that may support Vingroup's international ventures [1].