Vietnam's industrial production recorded a slight dip as it closed the year 2025, according to newly released data. The industrial production indicator registered a yearly growth of 10.1% in December 2025, representing a slight decline from November’s figure of 10.8%. This data, updated on January 5, 2026, provides insights into the country's year-over-year industrial performance.
Despite the drop, the figures suggest that Vietnam's industrial sector continues to demonstrate resilience in the global market. The December 2025 marker compares the same month's performance with that of December 2024, showcasing the country's ability to maintain substantial growth, albeit at a slightly reduced pace than the previous month's comparison to November 2024.
Overall, while the 0.7 percentage point drop from November may indicate some slowing in industry momentum, Vietnam remains on an upward trajectory. This steady yet robust growth underlines the industrial sector's capacity to navigate economic challenges, positioning Vietnam as a significant player in Southeast Asia’s economic landscape. As analysts digest the data, expectations will be monitored for further insights into the potential causes of the slowdown and predictions for the coming months.
