To attract foreign investment, the Vietnamese government has provided tax incentives, such as corporate income tax exemptions and import tariff concessions. These policies help reduce corporate operating costs and improve competitiveness.

Vietnam has a population of nearly 100 million, with a high proportion of young people and huge consumption potential. With the growth of Vietnam's economy and the improvement of people's living standards, market demand will continue to expand, providing companies with a broad market space.

Vietnam has a large number of well-educated laborers with increasing skills. This makes it easier for companies registered in Vietnam to recruit suitable talents and improve production efficiency and product quality.

Vietnam is located in the center of Southeast Asia, close to China and other important markets, which facilitates import and export trade. Its seaports and airports are well-equipped, which helps reduce transportation costs and time.

Vietnam is a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the ASEAN Free Trade Area and the World Trade Organization, and has signed free trade agreements with many countries. This allows companies registered in Vietnam to enjoy a wider range of trade preferences and conveniences, and promote the development of international trade.

Vietnam is politically stable and has a relatively safe investment environment, providing a stable operating environment for enterprises. The government has made efforts to improve the legal and institutional framework, and has established an open business environment, transparent investment policies, and policies that encourage the development of enterprises.