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RAVID RAZZAQUE SK.NAZMUS SAAD Md. Emran Hossain MD ARAFATH HOSSAIN

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WILL INDIA BE SUBSTANTIALLY
REPLACING CHINA AS FDI
DESTINATION?
FDI is an investment of firm or an individual makes
into business interest located into a country outside of
their own. For example Tesla’s factory in china

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ECONOMIC CHALLENGES OF CHINA
REGARDING FDI

FDI into China turned negative for the first time

Existing companies do not want to reinvest
Geopolitical tension
Profit fell down
Transparency issue
Unpredictable Rules•Balance of payment declined 11.8 billion in the
third quarter of 2023

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INDIA WILL BE SUBSTANTIALLY REPLACING
CHINA AS FDI DESTINATION

India is very attractive compared to other country

Middle-class young population ready to work
Less Language Barrier
Stable Government
Government Promote Foreign investment like PLI scheme
Electronic, Automobile, Pharma, Textile sectors of foreign companies get
incentives
Green field FDI get improve

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VIETNAM'S POSITION IN SHIFTING WESTERN
FDI FROM CHINA

“ STRATEGIC APPEAL"
Vietnam serves as an alternative manufacturing hub due to rising costs in China.
Positioned within the China+1 strategy for diversification.
Emphasize it's not to replace but supplement China's manufacturing.

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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR
VIETNAM

“PROSPECTS & REALITIES"

Limitations: Inability to fully replace China's capacity, gradual relocation process.
Progress: Shift towards high-tech manufacturing, notable investments.
Factors impacting growth: Sensitivity to global trade dynamics, geopolitical influences.

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GEOPOLITICAL FORCES AND VIETNAM'S
FUTURE ROLE

“GEOPOLITICAL ADVANTAGE"
Benefits from US-China trade war, geopolitical shifts in supply chains.
Geopolitical factors driving diversification efforts.
Vietnam's future in global supply chains amidst evolving geopolitical scenarios.

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BANGLADESH MAY GROW AS AN FDI DESTINATION LIKE
SINGAPORE OR VIETNAM IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS

The COVID pandemic has led to a global economic recession,

reducing FDI. However, Bangladesh, despite currency
depreciation, is attracting FDI due to successful developmental
projects and advanced training investments. Developed countries Singapore

like Singapore and Vietnam are experiencing slowdowns in GDP

and FDI growth.

From the graph, we can see the rate of GDP and FDI inflows of
Singapore and Vietnam for the last 5 years.

Vietnam

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BANGLADESH MAY GROW AS AN FDI DESTINATION LIKE
SINGAPORE OR VIETNAM IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS

Bangladesh Bank reports a 30% decrease in FDI inflow in Q1

2023, higher than any previous report. The IMF's net volume is
23.45 billion, which is approximately 2 billion less than the
previous published report. Despite economic challenges like trade
tax inflation and high development project expenditures,
Bangladesh is creating jobs and improving living standards.
Advanced training has enhanced domestic worker efficiency, and
lower labor wages make it an attractive investment destination.

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BANGLADESH'S FDI POTENTIAL IN THE
NEXT 5 YEARS

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 CONTRIBUTION

RAVID RAZZAQUE SK.NAZMUS SAAD

EMBA-220324 EMBA-220330
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Md. Emran Hossain MD ARAFATH HOSSAIN

EMBA-220332 EMBA-220335
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THANK YOU

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