A total of 8,600 new enterprises with total registered capital of nearly 80.5 trillion VND (3.54 billion USD) were set up in September, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
Hanoi (VNA) —A total of 8,600 new enterprises with total registered capital ofnearly 80.5 trillion VND (3.54 billion USD) were set up inSeptember, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
The registered capital dropped 39 percent compared with the previous month,while the number of newly established enterprises declined by 31 percent.
The ministry said the sharp decreases both in the number of new firms andregistered capital were because September fell in July according to the lunarcalendar, which is considered a “Ghost Month”, making people hesitate toestablish a new firm.
However, in the first nine months of the year, the country had some 94,000 newfirms with total registered capital of more than 900 trillion VND. The figuresposted 15.4 percent and 43.5 percent year-on-year increases in terms ofbusiness number and amount of registered capital.
Average registered capital was 9.6 billion VND for each business in theJanuary-September period, down 11.4 percent from the same period last year.
The number of labourers in the newly established companies in the period was886,453, posting 4.5 percent year-on-year decrease. The ministry also reportedthat in the first nine months of the year, some 30,846 firms dissolved orceased operations.
More than 21,100 enterprises also resumed their operation in the first ninemonths of the year.
One-member limited companies had the highest number with over 53,000 firms,accounting for 56 percent of the total number of newly-established enterprisesin the nine-month period. However, one-member limited companies accounted for33 percent of total registered capital of the new firms, with an averageregistered capital of 5.6 billion VND each, 4 billion VND lower than theaverage capital of all business types.
Two-member limited companies took the second position with some 22,000 firmsaccounting for 20 percent of the total. Their average registered capital was 8billion VND each.
Average registered capital of newly-established joint stock companies washighest with 27 billion VND per firm.
ꦬ The East Southern and Red River Delta regions had the highest number of newcompanies with 39,600 and 28.400 firms, respectively.-VNA
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