In February alone, the country had 5,584 newly established enterprises with an average registered capital of 9.6 billion VND per enterprise. The total registered capital was 53.8 trillion VND.

In addition, 2,544 enterprises returned to operation, an increase of 69.2% compared to the same period in 2015. However, 4,015 enterprises encountered difficulties and had to temporarily suspend operations, and 857 enterprises completed dissolution procedures and terminated operations.

In the first two months of the year, 13,904 businesses left the market.

In the first two months of this year, the country had 13,904 newly registered enterprises with a total registered capital of 113 trillion VND. The average registered capital per unit reached 8.1 billion VND, an increase of 44.4%.

It is expected that the number of workers created jobs by newly established enterprises at the beginning of the year will be 198,500 people.

The number of enterprises facing difficulties and forced to temporarily suspend operations in the first two months of this year was 16,471. Of these, there were 2,546 single-member limited liability companies, 2,556 two-member limited liability companies, 829 joint stock companies and 1,289 private enterprises.

Previously, in 2015, according to the announcement of the Department of Business Registration (Ministry of Planning and Investment), Vietnam had 94.7 thousand enterprises established. However, the number of dissolved and suspended enterprises reached 80.9 thousand, the highest in the past 5 years.

According to Zing