Full-service law firm Vision & Associates is staffed with more than 100 lawyers, patent and trademark attorneys and consultants. The firm has offices in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.
The banking team advises both foreign and local banks on developing their businesses and on transactions. The firm is also often engaged to advise government agencies. The corporate team is capable of handling matters including regulatory compliance, privatisations, restructuring, and mergers and acquisitions. In projects, the firm is active in sectors including transport, energy and real estate, often acting for foreign and local clients.
Recent examples of the firm's work include advising BCPG on a strategic investment in 100MW wind power projects in Vietnam's Gia Lai province, navigating complex regulatory challenges in the country's evolving renewable energy landscape.
In another matter, the firm assisted Kuehne+Nagel with its Vietnamese merger control filing for the acquisition of a 70% stake in City Zone Express Vietnam. This formed part of Kuehne+Nagel's broader global acquisition from Singapore-listed Chasen Holdings. The firm successfully managed the complexities of this multi-jurisdictional transaction, including market definition challenges within Vietnam's logistics sector.
Volcafe Vietnam, Sports Gear, Vinhomes, Infinity Development Holdings Company, Vingroup, BCPG, Vinausteel, The World Bank Vietnam, V-Green Global Charging Station Development, and Kuehne+Nagel (Asia Pacific) Management.
“They are very responsive and efficient in their work.”
“The firm is highly responsive and consistently provides practical, well-considered solutions. Their advice is business-oriented and easy to apply, making them a dependable partner for complex legal and regulatory matters in Vietnam.”
“Responsive and efficient.”
“He is highly responsive, practical, and commercially minded. He provides clear, solution-focused advice, especially in complex matters involving foreign investment, M&A, and infrastructure. His deep understanding of both local law and international expectations makes him a trusted advisor on cross-border projects.”
