At the press briefing on Hanoi's hosting the Vietnam Innovation and Private Capital Summit 2025 on April 15. (Photo: TBTCO)
The event will be co-organised by the National Innovation Center (NIC), the Ministry of Finance, the Vietnam Private Capital Association (VPCA), Golden Gate Ventures, and Do Ventures.
The summit will serve as a platform to connect investors, technology enterprises, and startup support organisations from both Vietnam and abroad. It will foster dialogue on technology investment trends and examine the opportunities and challenges in Vietnam’s private capital market.
The forum will also reinforce its role as a policy-bridging channel between the government and the private sector, aiming to attract effective investment flows into strategic technology sectors.
High on the agenda will be high-level discussions on policy vision and strategic direction in innovation and private capital mobilization; and deep-dive sessions with business leaders, investment funds, and global experts on topics like scaling startups, successful fundraising, IPO and M&A solutions, and effective exit strategies.
It will also feature networking sessions for domestic and international investment collaboration, and the release of the Vietnam Innovation and Technology Investment Report 2025.
The event will be attended by government leaders, local authorities, and representatives from global financial institutions and investment funds such as CDH Investments, Partech Ventures, Temasek, Do Ventures, Golden Gate Ventures, VinaCapital, Mekong Capital, as well as executives from Tokyo Stock Exchange, Manulife, Nasdaq, and others.
More than 1,000 delegates are expected to attend the summit, including more than 200 investors from across Asia, the Gulf region, and Europe.
At the press conference on April 15, Vu Quoc Huy, director of NIC, emphasised that the Politburo’s Resolution 57-NQ/TW underscores the importance of attracting and effectively utilising all investment resources, especially private capital, for national innovation, science and technology, and digital transformation.
Vietnam is entering a pivotal period - a new era of growth and self-empowerment, as stated by Party General Secretary To Lam. NIC, under the direction of the Ministry of Finance, will continue to work with other ministries to create a complete and efficient innovation ecosystem, enhance competitiveness, and help achieve Vietnam’s 2025 growth target of over 8%, aiming for double-digit growth in the following years, said Huy.
