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Vietnam Export Market Explorer

Compare Vietnam’s 20 largest broad export sectors, their five-year direction and the major countries buying from them.

2019–2023 comparable evidence

Explore the export mix

The top 20 HS2 groups represent approximately 84.7% of Vietnam’s official 2023 goods exports.

2023 exports—Sector exports
2019–23 CAGR—Nominal US-dollar change
Leading major market—Share of sector exports
Export signal—Scale + growth + market breadth

Five-year direction

Export trend

US$

Vietnam-reported exports at HS2 level. Values are nominal US dollars.

Major-market mix

Leading buyer markets

2023

BridgeSolve read

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National export shortlist

Compare the top 20 sectors

Ranked by the modelled export signal.

Sector2023 exports2019–23 CAGRLeading major marketMarket breadthSignal

BridgeSolve sector brief

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What the signal suggests

What to populate next

Move to HS6 products; add destination demand and growth, Vietnam’s market share, tariff preference, standards, landed cost, supplier capacity, route-to-market economics and verified buyer evidence.

Current direction · headline layer

Export momentum strengthened in 2024–25

These national estimates show direction only. They do not update the HS2 rankings above and should not be read as sector-level forecasts.

Manufactured products88.7%

of 2025 goods exports, up from an 88.0% processing-industry share in 2024.

Largest export marketUnited States

$153.2bn in 2025, compared with $119.6bn in 2024—an indicative rise of 28.1%.

2025 trade balance+$20.03bn

Goods surplus; useful macro context, but not a measure of sector profitability.

Do not splice the layers.The 2019–23 explorer uses detailed UN Comtrade HS2 observations. The 2024–25 section uses official Vietnamese national estimates with different aggregation and revision cycles.

Decision standard

A screening tool, not an export forecast

BridgeSolve uses this first pass to identify where better questions should be asked—not to declare a market attractive.

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Comparable base

Vietnam-reported exports across 20 leading HS2 sectors, five years and 15 principal country markets.

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Transparent signal

40% relative scale, 35% five-year growth and 25% breadth beyond the largest selected major market.

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Commercial next step

Move to HS6/HS8, destination imports, tariffs, standards, supplier proof, buyer validation and unit economics.

Sources and limitations +

Core sources

Important limitations

Exports are not the same as Vietnamese value added, market demand, margin or accessible sales. Processing trade and re-exports may be present.

Nominal US-dollar growth can reflect prices, exchange rates and classification changes. HS2 sectors are deliberately broad.

The country filter covers 15 major 2023 destinations, not every economy. “Leading major market” refers only to this selected comparison set.