2010 adult textile production value in Vietnam has grown significantly

According to the statistics released by the General Administration of Statistics of Vietnam, Vietnam’s industrial output value in 2010 was VND 794 trillion 200 billion (current exchange rate of the US dollar is 19,500 VND), which is 14% higher than the same period of last year, including foreign-funded enterprises in Vietnam. The industrial output value, which accounted for 42% of the total output value, grew by 17.2% over the same period of last year (including oil and natural gas production value of 31 trillion 700 billion VND, but only 1.7% lower than the same period of last year, and other industrial output value was approximately 301 trillion, VND 100 billion, growth of 19.5%); industrial output of private enterprises accounted for 35.9%, growth of 14.7%; state-owned industrial output value of 22.1%, growth of 7.4%.

Vietnam’s industrial output value of VND 7,920,200 billion was reached in this year. Processing and manufacturing output value was approximately VND710 trillion, which was 14.9% higher than last year (only 7.3% higher than last year); The industrial output value of gas and gas was approximately 4.4 trillion VND, up by 14.8%; the output value of the mining industry was approximately VND 38 trillion, which was a decrease of 0.5% from the previous year.

Vietnam's industrial output in this year showed a significant growth compared to last year. It includes liquefied gas, chemical paint, milk powder, beer, sports shoes, glass, refrigerators, gas fuel, electric power, locomotives, cement, and adult textiles, showing slight growth. Or declining industries, including the extraction of crude oil, assembly of television, sugar, refined vegetable oil, tile, pure coal, assembled cars, cotton fabrics, cigarettes, air conditioners, washing machines, car tires and tractors.