Construction: The production value of construction in 2014 at constant 2010 prices was estimated to increase by 7.6% over 2013, of which the state sector reduced by 10.9%; the non-state sector increased by 7.6%, and the FDI sector by 58%. Of the total production value of construction, housing buildings grew by 4.3%; buildings not for housing by 4.1%; engineering works by 14.3%; specialized construction by 8.2%.

Investment & Development: Estimated realized social investment capital at current prices in 2014reached 1220.7 trillion dongs, rose 11.5% from 2013 and equaled 31% of GDP. Of which state sector reached 486.8 trillion dongs, increased by 10.1% over the previous year; the non-state sector gained 468.5 trillion dongs, by 13.6% and the FDI sector achieved 265.4 trillion dongs, by 10.5% respectively. Of the state sector’s investment capital, estimated realized capital from the state budget in 2014 reached 207.7 trillion dongs, equaled 102% of the yearly plan and grew by 0.3% compared with 2013.

From the beginning of the year to 15/12/2014, FDI attracted 1588 newly licensed projects with the registered capital of US $ 15642.6 million, went up 24.5% in the number of projects and 9.6% in the capital from the similar period in 2013. At the same time, 594 times of license-granted projects from the previous years were provided with additional capital of US $ 4588.3 million. Thus the total registered capital of both newly and additionally financed projects reached US $ 20230.9 million, although falling by 6.5% against the same period in 2013, but it was 19% higher than the plan. Estimated realized FDI capital in 2014 gained US $ 12.4 billion, rose 7.4% from the last year’s same period and 2.9% higher than 2014’s plan.

In the year, the manufacturing attracted foreign investors with the registered capital of US $ 14492.8 million, accounting for 71.6% of the total registered capital; the real estate business received US $ 2545million, representing 12.6%; the construction achieved US $ 1057.4 million, constituting 5.2%; other industries received US $ 2135.7 million, taking 10.6%.

Government revenues and expenditures: Total estimated government revenues from the beginning of the year to 15/12/2014 achieved 814.1 trillion dongs, equaled 104% of the annual estimate, of which domestic revenues reached 551.4 trillion dongs, equaled 102.3%; collecting from crude oil achieved 98.1 trillion dongs, equaled 115.2%; from export-import balance 160.3 trillion dongs, equaled 104.1%.Of home revenues, 184.6 trillion dongs were from state enterprises, equaling 100% of the yearly estimate; 117.2 trillion dongs were from FDI enterprises (excluding crude oil), equaling 105%; 105 trillion dongs were from non-state industrial, commercial and service taxes, equaling 97.9%;45.3 trillion dongs were from individual income tax, equaling 95.5%; 11.4 trillion dongs were from tax on environment protection, equaling 89.9%; and 10.9 trillion dongs were from other fees, equaling 105.5%.

From the beginning of the year to 15/12/2014, total government expenditures reached an estimate of 968.5 trillion dongs, equaled 96.2% of the yearly estimate. Of which, spending for investment development achieved158 trillion dongs, equaled 97% (only spending for capital construction reached 153.1 trillion dongs, equaled 96.8%); spending for economic and social development, national defense and security, state management was estimated to gain 690.5 trillion dongs, equaled 98.2%; paying debts and aids 120 trillion dongs, equaled 100%.

Insurance:Total premium revenue of the whole market in 2014 was at an estimate of 52.7 trillion dongs, an increase of 14.2% compared to 2013, of which turnovers of non-life premiums reached 25.3 trillion dongs, an increase of 10.5%; life premium revenues reached 27.4 trillion dongs, an increase of 17.9%.

Source: General statistics office