Global FDI Research
Research briefs for governments, investment zones, corporate strategy teams, and professional service firms, written with restraint and source traceability.
fDi Intelligence launches the selection for the European Cities and Regions of the Future 2027 ranking, reflecting changes in global capital's evaluation criteria for European investment destinations. This article analyzes the industrial logic behind the ranking categories, the regional competition landscape, and long-term FDI trends.
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Cross-border investmentGlobal FDI trends, cross-border projects, and regional competitiveness shifts.
Regional platformsPolicies and cases from free trade zones, development zones, industrial parks, and special economic zones.
Policy signalsInvestment access, tax regimes, industrial support, and regulatory changes.
Capital movementCapital movements, M&A signals, greenfield investment, and regional hotspots.
Industrial networksIndustrial belts, supply-chain clusters, and priority sector layouts.
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Vietnam's industrial real estate is entering a new cycle of growth, driven by high-quality FDI inflows and green transformation. Manufacturing remains the mainstay, but capital in Ho Chi Minh City is shifting toward high-value-added sectors such as AI and data centers.
fDi Intelligence has launched the 2027 European Cities and Regions of the Future ranking, revealing the new competitive landscape and trends for attracting foreign investment within Europe through six major indicators.
ASEAN is shifting from raw material exports to battery manufacturing, electric vehicle promotion, and grid integration, driving regional industrial chain upgrades through technical cooperation and standardization.
Based on JLL's latest outlook, analyze the six major trends in global commercial real estate in 2026: cost efficiency, supply shortage, experience-driven, AI implementation, energy integration, and investment democratization, revealing the new landscape of capital flows and regional competition.
Against the backdrop of global supply chain restructuring and the expansion of tech giants into Southeast Asia, Vietnam's industrial parks must transform from traditional manufacturing bases into ecosystems that integrate technology, innovation, and green energy to remain competitive.
Oliver Wyman's ranking of 1,500 cities shows that Asia is becoming the new global growth center. Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai and other cities rank among the top, with business density, infrastructure, and innovation ecosystems driving capital eastward.
In the context of global supply chain restructuring, Vietnam's industrial parks are facing an urgent need to transform from traditional manufacturing bases into integrated ecosystems of technology, innovation, and green development. This article analyzes the challenges of attracting tech giants to Vietnam's industrial parks and the characteristics of a new generation of industrial parks.