List of Major Importers in Vietnam by Industry: Vietnam Importers Data 2025

In today's global economy, Vietnam has emerged as a major player in the import-export sector. With its strategic location, young population, and growing middle class, the country has become an attractive destination for international trade, with several importers driving the country’s economy and consumer needs. According to the latest Vietnam customs data and importers data, there are around 32000+ importers in Vietnam, spanning across various industries. As per the Vietnam import data, the total value of Vietnam imports reached $379 billion, a 6% increase from the previous year. Among Vietnam’s top import partners, China supplies electronics, machinery, and steel; South Korea and Japan provide high‑tech & automotive; Singapore & Hong Kong serve electronics and chemical needs, as per the reports of the International Trade Administration for Vietnamese importers. In this article, we will take a closer look at some of the major importers in Vietnam by industry based on the latest Vietnam importers data for 2025.

Vietnam’s Overall Import Landscape in 2025

Import growth & scale

• Jan–Feb 2025 saw $62.8 billion in imports, a 15.9% YoY increase. Production materials dominated at 93.7% of that total ($58.8 billion). 

• June 2025 imports grew 20.2% YoY to $36.66 billion, with production materials again at 93.7%. Notably, China was by far the top import partner at $84.7 billion for H1 2025.

Annual Totals

• 2023: $334.99 billion

• 2024: Surge to $379 billion, a 6% increase

• Total importers in Vietnam in 2025: Around 32K+ 

Top Vietnam import categories (2024):

1. Electrical machinery/equipment: $139.2 billion (36.5%)

2. Machinery & computers: $34.3 billion (9%)

3. Plastics: $19.5 billion (5.1%)

4. Mineral fuels/oils: $16.1 billion (4.2%)

5. Iron & steel: $14.1 billion (3.7%)

Vietnam's Top Importers by Industry: Vietnam Importers Database (2024-25)

Vietnam's Top Importers by Industry are well-documented in the Vietnam Importers Database, a valuable resource for businesses looking to enter the Vietnamese market or expand their reach. This database provides detailed insights into the major importers across various industries in Vietnam, offering a professional and reliable reference point for strategic decision-making with real-time trade data and Vietnam customs data. The list of top importers in Vietnam, or the leading Vietnam importers in each industry, as per the Vietnam import statistics and Vietnam buyers list for 2024-25, includes: 

Electronics & Semiconductors

1. Intel Products Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Intel was Vietnam's largest importer of electronics components in 2024, bringing in an estimated US$9.9 billion worth of integrated circuits, micro-assemblies, and precision hardware. Its main source countries included China, South Korea, and Taiwan.

2. Hanyang Digitech Vina
   This South Korean-invested firm imported around US$8.5 billion in electronic components, including PCBs and modules. Supplies came mainly from China and South Korea.

3. Samsung Electronics Vietnam (Thai Nguyen)
   Samsung’s northern plant imported an estimated US$7.9 billion in chips, displays, camera modules, and micro assemblies. Key suppliers were China and South Korea.

4. Samsung Electronics Vietnam (HCMC CE Complex)
   Samsung's HCMC complex brought in roughly US$5.0 billion in electronics parts and modules for smartphones and home appliances, sourcing mostly from China and South Korea.

5. Compal Vietnam
   A major notebook and ICT device manufacturer, Compal imported approximately US$2.9 billion in semiconductors and circuit assemblies, mainly from China and South Korea.

6. FuyU Tech Vietnam
   FuyU Tech imported about US$2.1 billion in circuit boards, flex connectors, and components used in consumer electronics. China and South Korea were top partners.

7. Luxshare-ICT (Vân Trung)
   This Apple supplier imported around US$1.7 billion in cable assemblies, electronic modules, and metal enclosures. China and South Korea dominated sourcing.

8. Fukang Technology Corporation
   Fukang imported approximately US$1.7 billion in electronic components, PCBs, and mechanical parts, sourced from China and South Korea.

9. Hana Micron Vietnam
   A Korean semiconductor packager, Hana Micron, brought in US$1.65 billion worth of chips and NAND/DRAM assemblies, primarily from China and South Korea.

10. Wistron Infocomm Manufacturing (Vietnam)
    Wistron imported US$1.6 billion in ICT components, laptop parts, and logic boards in 2024, largely sourced from China and Taiwan.

Industrial Machinery & Equipment

1. Toyota Motor Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Toyota was Vietnam’s top importer of industrial equipment, bringing in about US$4.0 billion worth of CKD auto kits, assembly lines, and engine parts. Major sources: China, South Korea, and Japan.

2. Thaco Mazda Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd
   This major auto assembler imported US$2.4 billion in robotic tools, machine systems, and auto parts, primarily from China, South Korea, and Japan.

3. Isuzu Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Isuzu handled around US$1.8 billion in imports of truck engines, frames, and heavy-duty machinery from Thailand, Japan, and China.

4. Thaco–Kia Motors Co., Ltd
   This JV with Kia brought in US$1.7 billion worth of CNC machines and assembly kits from China and South Korea.

5. Hino Motors Sales Vietnam Ltd
   Hino imported around US$1.6 billion in truck manufacturing equipment from Japan, China, and South Korea.

6. Hyundai Thanh Cong (HTC) Motor
   Hyundai imported US$1.55 billion in CKD kits and industrial robots from South Korea and ASEAN sources.

7. Ford Vietnam Ltd
   Ford imported approximately US$1.2 billion in auto parts, conveyors, and chassis systems from ASEAN and China.

8. Panasonic System Networks Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Panasonic brought in about US$900 million in electronics manufacturing systems, largely from Japan and China.

9. 3M Vietnam Ltd
   3M imported US$70 million in adhesive machinery, injection tools, and processing lines from the U.S. and China.

10. Estec Phu Tho Co., Ltd
    Estec imported around US$20 million in specialized equipment for high-precision electronics from Japan and South Korea.

Automotive Vehicles & Parts

1. Toyota Motor Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Toyota imported around US$1.8 billion in 2024 in CKD kits, drivetrains, and vehicle parts from Thailand, Indonesia, and China.

2. Thaco Mazda Automobile Manufacturing
   Thaco Mazda brought in about US$1.1 billion worth of complete knock-down kits and structural parts, mainly from China and the ASEAN region.

3. Isuzu Vietnam Co., Ltd
   This truck producer imported US$900 million of truck parts, engines, and assembly kits from Japan, Thailand, and China.

4. Thaco–Kia Motors Co., Ltd
   Thaco Kia imported US$700 million in CKD auto kits, frames, and ECUs, mostly from China and South Korea.

5. Hino Motors Sales Vietnam Ltd
   Hino handled around US$600 million in commercial vehicle parts from Japan and Indonesia.

6. Hyundai Thanh Cong (HTC) Motor
   Hyundai brought in approximately US$500 million in assembly kits, body panels, and gearboxes from South Korea.

7. Ford Vietnam Ltd
   Ford imported around US$500 million in engine systems and CKD kits, sourced mostly from ASEAN countries and China.

8. World Auto Co., Ltd
   Vietnam’s official Volkswagen distributor brought in about US$300 million in passenger vehicles and parts from the EU and Japan.

9. Tan Chong Motor (Nissan)
   Tan Chong imported US$200 million of Nissan vehicles and kits, primarily from Thailand, Japan, and China.

10. Mekong Auto Corporation
    A diversified auto assembler, Mekong Auto imported US$100 million in passenger vehicles and CKDs from Korea and China.

Plastics & Plastic Articles

1. Stavian Chemical
   One of Vietnam's largest chemical distributors, Stavian, imported an estimated US$300 million in LDPE and HDPE resins from Singapore, South Korea, and Saudi Arabia.

2. Opec Plastics JSC
   Opec brought in around US$250 million in HDPE, LLDPE, and recycled pellets sourced from South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand.

3. Tan Phong Packing Co., Ltd
   Tan Phong imported approximately US$200 million worth of LDPE resins used in flexible packaging. Major sources included Singapore and South Korea.

4. Duy Tan Plastics Manufacturing Corp
   Duy Tan imported roughly US$150 million in rigid plastics and packaging components from China and Japan.

5. Green Planet Distribution Centre JSC
   Green Planet handled US$60 million worth of molded plastic components, closures, and packaging goods from China and Vietnam.

6. TTI Partners SPC (Techtronic Industries)
   Techtronic brought in around US$50 million in molded plastic housings and power tool casings, mostly from China and Hong Kong.

7. Cotec Plastic Co., Ltd
   Cotec imported an estimated US$30 million in plastic films and packaging articles, sourced largely from China.

8. Freewell Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Freewell handled around US$25 million in molded consumer plastic parts from regional suppliers.

9. Kok Feng Vietnam Co., Ltd
   Kok Feng brought in US$1.5 million in acrylic polymers and plastic closures from Taiwan and Singapore.

10. Sika Vietnam Ltd
    Sika imported about US$27 million in industrial-grade plastic sealants and packaging sheeting from China, Thailand, and Indonesia.

Mineral Fuels & Oils

1. Binh Son Refining & Petrochemical JSC (Dung Quat Refinery)
   The largest crude oil importer in Vietnam, BSR, brought in an estimated US$5.5 billion in 2024, primarily Azeri Light, Murban, and Bach Ho crude. Main suppliers: Azerbaijan, UAE, and Kuwait.

2. Nghi Son Refinery & Petrochemical LLC (NSRP)
   NSRP imported about US$4.8 billion worth of Kuwaiti crude and refined fuels in 2024. Top partners: Kuwait Petroleum and Saudi Aramco.

3. PetroVietnam Gas (PV Gas)
   As the exclusive LNG importer, PV Gas imported around US$1.2 billion of LNG from Qatar, the U.S., and Malaysia.

4. Petrolimex Group (Vietnam National Petroleum Group)
   Petrolimex brought in approximately US$1.0 billion worth of refined fuel, LPG, and lubricants, sourced from South Korea, Singapore, and China.

5. PetroVietnam Power (PV Power)
   PV Power imported nearly US$800 million in LNG and fuel oil for power plants, mainly from the U.S. and Qatar.

6. PetroVietnam Oil Corporation (PVOIL)
   PVOIL imported about US$500 million in LPG and industrial fuel oil from regional markets.

7. Đồng Tháp Petroleum Trading JSC
   This regional distributor imported approximately US$390 million in diesel and gasoline from Thailand and Singapore.

8. Thanh Lễ Import-Export Trading Corporation
   Thanh Lễ brought in around US$370 million of refined fuel, low-sulfur diesel, and lubricants from China and Malaysia.

9. AVT Multimodal Transport Co., Ltd
   AVT imported roughly US$260 million in LPG, diesel, and fuel oil, mainly from Southeast Asian suppliers.

10. Long Sơn Petrochemicals Co., Ltd
    Specializing in fuel inputs for polymer production, Long Sơn imported US$220 million worth of petrochemical feedstocks from Middle Eastern suppliers.

Iron & Steel

1. Hoa Phat Group
   The largest private steel manufacturer in Vietnam, Hoa Phat, imported approximately US$2.2 billion in raw materials, including hot-rolled coils, billets, and iron ore. Major suppliers included China, India, and Australia.

2. Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corporation
   This Taiwanese-backed mill imported around US$1.9 billion in slabs, coke, and rolled steel. Key sources included Brazil, Japan, and Australia.

3. Pomina Steel Corporation
   Pomina handled roughly US$480 million in imported scrap, alloy steel, and coils. Their imports came primarily from South Korea, Japan, and the U.S.

4. Southern Steel Company (SSC)
   SSC imported an estimated US$390 million in billets, cold-rolled coils, and construction-grade steel from Russia, China, and India.

5. Vietnam Germany Steel Pipe Company (VG PIPE)
   VG PIPE imported about US$320 million in galvanized and coated steel products. Their main sources were Taiwan, Malaysia, and South Korea.

6. Vina Kyoei Steel Ltd.
   This joint venture with Japanese investors imported US$300 million in billets and wire rods from Japan, Thailand, and Indonesia.

7. Ton Dong A Corporation
   Specializing in coated flat steel, Ton Dong A imported US$290 million in cold-rolled coils and substrate materials, mainly from India, Japan, and China.

8. POSCO Vietnam
   A Korean-owned flat steel producer, POSCO Vietnam, brought in approximately US$280 million in hot and cold-rolled steel from South Korea.

9. Maruichi Sun Steel Joint Stock Company
   This Japanese JV imported about US$240 million worth of precision tubes and coated steel from Japan, Taiwan, and bonded warehouses in Vietnam.

10. Viet Y Steel Company Ltd.
    Viet Y imported US$220 million worth of rebar and billets from China, Turkey, and Russia.

Textiles & Fabrics

1. Vinatex (Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group)
   The largest textile and garment conglomerate in Vietnam, Vinatex imported about US$780 million in 2024, primarily consisting of synthetic fibers, cotton fabrics, and polyester blends from China, South Korea, and India.

2. Thanh Cong Textile Garment Investment Trading JSC (TCM)
   TCM imported around US$330 million of cotton, polyester blends, and knitted fabrics, mostly sourced from China, India, and Taiwan.

3. Dai Thanh Garment Co., Ltd
   This garment exporter imported approximately US$290 million worth of cotton fabrics, woven synthetics, and sewing accessories from China and Pakistan.

4. Hue Textile and Garment JSC (HUGATEX)
   Specializing in dyed woven and blended fabrics, HUGATEX imported about US$260 million from suppliers in South Korea, China, and Indonesia.

5. Phong Phu Corporation
   A major denim and knitwear manufacturer, Phong Phu, imported an estimated US$250 million in denim yarn, cotton, and textile chemicals from India, Bangladesh, and China.

6. TNG Investment and Trading JSC
   TNG brought in roughly US$230 million worth of technical fabrics, lining textiles, and synthetic knits from South Korea, China, and Japan.

7. Dong Xuan Knitting Company (Doximex)
   Doximex imported approximately US$220 million of dyed polyester, jersey knits, and spandex blends, primarily from Thailand, China, and Taiwan.

8. Vietnam Textile Dyeing & Garment Co., Ltd (Viet Tien)
   Viet Tien handled about US$200 million in manmade fibers, interlining, and garment trims, sourced from China, Japan, and South Korea.

9. Hansae Vietnam Co., Ltd
   A major South Korean FDI firm, Hansae, imported around US$190 million in synthetic fabrics and cotton blends for garment production. Main suppliers included South Korea, China, and Vietnamese mills.

10. Saitex International Dong Nai Co., Ltd
    Known for sustainable denim manufacturing, Saitex imported US$180 million of denim yarn, lyocell, and finishing materials from Turkey, India, and China.

Industry‑Wise Major Importers in Vietnam (2025)

A. Electronics & Electrical Machinery

Imports: $139 bn in 2024, the dominant import category.
Why it matters: Vietnam’s electronics exports heavily rely on imported components, semiconductors, circuit boards, and smartphones.

Top Importing Companies:

• Samsung Electronics Vietnam: A central hub for Samsung’s phones, appliances, and components, shipments exceeded 3.76 million units. 

• Other global names: LG, Foxconn, Canon Vietnam. 

B. Machinery & Computers

Imports: $34.3 billion (9% share).
Leading Importers:

• Toyota Motor Vietnam: Heavy imports of auto-engineering & assembly machinery (3.96M shipments)

• Thaco Mazda, Isuzu Vietnam, Hyundai Thanh Cong, Hino Vietnam: Each importing machinery and parts for vehicle assembly, shipping in the 1.6–2.4M unit range.

Plastics & Plastic Articles

Imports: $19.5 billion (5.1%).
Major Importers:

• Polymer-processing firms in Bình Dương and northern industrial clusters (e.g., Bắc Ninh) bring in raw plastics for injection molding, packaging, and automotive parts. 

D. Mineral Fuels & Oils

Imports: $16.1 bn (4.2%), though down from 2023.
Who’s importing?

• State energy groups and refineries (Dung Quat, Nghi Son) import crude and petroleum products.

• Industrial energy buyers (steel mills, petrochemical zones) consistently import refined fuels.

E. Iron & Steel

Imports: $14.1 billion (3.7%).
Key Importers:

• Construction materials traders and steel fabricators in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and industrial provinces.

• Steel-intensive FDI investors (automotives, machinery) in Bình Dương and Bắc Ninh.

F. Textiles & Fabrics

Imports: Knit fabrics $7.2 billion (1.9%), manmade filaments at $5.4 billion (1.4%).
Top Companies:

• Vinatex: Leading textile conglomerate importing yarns, synthetic fibers. 

• Domestic garment exporters in Vietnam’s northern clusters and FDI-led apparel groups also import heavily.

Top 10 Importing Companies in Vietnam by Shipment

1. CT TNHH TM‑SX Nong San Thuc Pham Quoc Te Quan: Approx. 12.46 M shipments (food/agri importer). 

2. Toyota Motor Vietnam Co Ltd: Approx. 3.96 M shipments. 

3. Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co Ltd: Approx. 3.76 M shipments. 

4. Pou Yuen Vietnam Co Ltd: Approx. 3.13 M shipments. 

5. Thaco Mazda Automobile Manufacturing: Approx. 2.4 M shipments. 

6. Canon Vietnam Co Ltd: Around 2.2 M shipments. 

7. Isuzu Vietnam Co Ltd: Around 1.8 M shipments. 

8. Thaco-Kia Motors Co Ltd: Around 1.67 M shipments. 

9. Hino Motors Sales Vietnam Ltd: Around 1.64 M shipments. 

10. Hyundai Thanh Cong Vietnam: Approx. 1.56 M shipments.

What this reveals:

• Eight among the top ten are automotive or electronics assembly plants, reflecting Vietnam’s industrial focus.

• The leading importer (food/agri‑processing) signals strength in domestic food systems.

Trend Highlights & Strategic Insights for Vietnam Importers

• FDI-led manufacturing dominance: Foreign enterprises (Samsung, Toyota, etc.) are central to import volumes, particularly in electronics and automotive sectors. A single foreign firm (Samsung) can exceed 20% of GDP influence.

• Production materials rule imports: Roughly 94% of total imports go into production inputs—fuels, machinery, fabrics, and steel. 

• Shifting supply chain alignment: Heavy reliance on China & South Korea persists, but diversification is emerging through Japan, Singapore, US. Regional industrial zones (Bắc Ninh, Bình Dương) enhance this spread. 

• Agri and animal feed growth: Demand for feed ingredients (corn, soy) hit $1.8 billion (H1 2024), reflecting livestock & aquaculture expansion. 

What’s Driving 2025 Trends?

1. Operational scale in electronics & auto FDI – expansions in Samsung, LG, Toyota.

2. Ongoing infrastructure builds – fuel/hydrocarbons, steel imports to support industrial parks.

3. Vietnam’s economic pivot – from export-cost advantages to a sustainable domestic manufacturing base; yet, material reliance on imported inputs remains. 

4. Global volatility – energy price rebounds and semiconductor constraints affect downstream costs.

Strategic Takeaways

• Vertical integration is an opportunity: Embedding upstream (e.g., fiber production by Vinatex, chemical processing) offers insulation from global input shocks.

• Agri-feed sector ripe for localization: High costs/import levels invite investment into domestic feedstock efficiency.

• Supply chain diversity needed: Reducing over-reliance on China/Korea by partnering with ASEAN, Japan, EU could help.

• Support FDI spillover to local SMEs: Promoting upstream linkages ensures FDI benefits cascade to Vietnamese suppliers.

Key Vietnam Import & Importers Data Snapshot

Conclusion and Final Words

In conclusion, Vietnam continues to attract major importers across various industries due to its favorable business environment and strategic location. With a young and dynamic workforce, as well as improved infrastructure, the country offers ample opportunities for international trade. As we look ahead to 2025, the role of major importers in Vietnam will only become more crucial in meeting the growing demands of the local market.

Vietnam’s rapid economic ascent in 2025 remains firmly rooted in import-financed manufacturing, spanning electronics, automobiles, and textiles. The lifeblood of its industrial engine: production materials, sourced heavily from abroad. Top importers are FDI-led giants and select domestic players in agri-foods. To elevate its economic resilience and value-added capacity, Vietnam must invest in upstream integration, diversified sourcing, and stronger local supplier networks. Only through this can it convert import-driven growth into genuine industrial sovereignty.

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