Manufacturing Synergies Between Northern Vietnam & China’s Greater Bay Area (GBA)

Geopolitical shifts, trade realignments, and evolving consumer demands are reshaping global manufacturing strategies, prompting businesses to reassess the long-established Chinese manufacturing ecosystem and Vietnam’s growing role as a complementary hub. 

Northern Vietnam and China’s Greater Bay Area (GBA) are emerging as strategic manufacturing partners, offering an optimal balance of cost efficiency, market access, and industrial capabilities. Radomir Tomovic, Manager, International Business Advisory for South China and Dan Martin, Senior Associate, International Business Advisory, Northern Vietnam at Dezan Shira & Associates will explore how manufacturers can leverage the strengths of both regions to enhance supply chain resilience, production efficiency, and market reach.

Key Topics We Will Cover:

• Northern Vietnam’s Advantages – Cost efficiency, FTA networks, and proximity to China for mid-to-low-tech manufacturing.
• China’s GBA as a Strategic Hub – How the Greater Bay Area supports foreign investors in diversifying supply chains and Chinese enterprises in global expansion
• Regulatory & Investment Insights – Key trade policies, tariffs
• How to Target Finding Your Ideal Manufacturing in Northern Vietnam

Who Should Attend?

• Manufacturers looking to diversify or expand their production footprint
• Supply chain and logistics professionals exploring regional integration strategies
• Investors and business leaders evaluating cost-effective and scalable production models

Free of admission. 

If you have any questions or inquiries, please get in touch with julia.goeb@dezshira.com.