Daisy Zang Presents at Vietnam Investment Conference in Guangzhou

On 23 January 2019, Daisy Zang, Manager of our Outbound Direct Investment (ODI) service, presented at the Vietnam Investment Conference organized by Vietnam Chamber of Commerce in Guangzhou.

During the conference, Daisy explained ODI policies in Vietnam, and shared her professional knowledge regarding the China plus One Strategy in Vietnam as well as client experiences in the region.

Daisy Zang shared her professional knowledge regarding the China plus One Strategy in Vietnam

Daisy explained,

“it’s quite common for Chinese investors to rely on advice from friends living in Vietnam when they plan to invest there. These actual experiences usually help. However, Chinese investors are increasingly appreciating that it’s more important to hire a professional investment firm that can provide professional advice on their high-value investments.”

The conference was organized by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce in Guangzhou

At the event, several investors showed an interest in advice on factors such as choosing a special economic zone (SEZ), comparative advantages between different regions and market entry options.

How Our ODI Service Can Help Your business

Our ODI advisory team has extensive experience in overseas projects, detailed knowledge of outbound policies, and access to a leading global network of resources. Our experts are committed to providing specialized and comprehensive range of advisory services to Chinese and Asian companies interested in an overseas expansion, into various South Asian countries.

To learn more about how Dezan Shira & Associates can support your overseas business investment, please click here or contact Daisy Zang for more advice.

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