1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam
1. Problems
As global trade routes shifted post-pandemic, Vietnam emerged as a strategic logistics hub in Southeast Asia. A European logistics corporation approached Savills to support their first market entry into Vietnam — with a vision to establish a key distribution center that would anchor their regional operations.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
2. Solution
Savills provided end-to-end advisory support. We conducted a full market feasibility study across Southern Vietnam’s industrial zones, focusing on infrastructure readiness, lease terms, utility access, and expansion potential. We shortlisted high-performing sites in Binh Duong, coordinated site visits, and conducted financial modeling to support investment decisions.
Legal experts within Savills assisted with compliance, land-use certification, and foreign ownership procedures. We also helped facilitate negotiations with the park developer, ensuring favorable lease terms.
3. Result
Free trade agreements (FTAs) have been signed with significant trade blocs such as the US, the EU and within Asia, which have been instrumental in expanding the industrial base into electronics, consumer goods, and automobiles. This has been fueled, in part, by an almost doubling of annual foreign direct investment, to USD20 billion, since ACSV Legal began. In tandem with this, Vietnam’s transportation infrastructure development has facilitated the movement of goods and services and contributed to an increasingly mobile labour force.
European Logistics Corporation
Binh Duong Province, Southern Vietnam