Known for their high-precision machining, OHNOSEIKO Vietnam has taken another major step forward. The company installed a Makino DA300 5-axis machining center at their Ho Chi Minh plant and recently began full-scale operation. By adding 5-axis machining to the precision-processing expertise they have built over the years, OHNOSEIKO Vietnam has strengthened their ability to serve fields requiring advanced machining, including aerospace, semiconductors, medical devices, and EV-related applications.

The Japan-Vietnam Mold Club held its 12th Technology Exchange and Presentation Meeting in the Mold Industry in Hanoi on November 27, 2025. The theme was "The Direction of the Vietnamese Mold Industry Expectated by Japanese Machinery Manufacturers." Aimed at companies operating in the mold industry in Japan and Vietnam, the Exchange Meeting facilitated the sharing of ideas about the future of the mold industry from the perspective of manufacturers of injection molding and pressing machines.

Why would a company that has already brought Japanese quality to Vietnam establish a facility in Central Vietnam at this time? We listened to the CEO of Ohnoseiko, Mr. Ryutaro Ohno, and the CEO of Ohnoseiko Vietnam, Mr. Phan Binh Duong, about the background and objectives.

While many organizations limit themselves to short-term “Kaizen events”, how has Toyota been able to sustain their superior competitiveness for decades ?

The UK’s accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) will "unlock growth" in trade along the Asia-Pacific corridor, including Vietnam, according to HSBC experts.

The U.S. election results will not bring major changes to Vietnam’s economy; however, the stock market may experience significant fluctuations.

On May 13, 2026, the Hanoi People’s Committee issued Decision No. 2512/QĐ-UBND approving a comprehensive capital master plan looking 100 years ahead. What this decision presents is not merely a long-term vision for urban space in the coming century. Through a multi-polar urban model, transport corridors, and the development of new technology hubs, it also sets out a framework for redefining the roles of Hanoi and the surrounding industrial regions.

This article provides an overview of the global aerospace supply chain, examines the current state and potential of the Vietnamese market, and analyzes the opportunities and prerequisite conditions for small and medium-sized mechanical engineering enterprises to progressively integrate into the global aerospace value chain.

Emidas Magazine conducted interviews with business support organizations and both Vietnamese and foreign-invested enterprises (FDIs) operating in Vietnam to reflect on the outcomes of 2025 and explore the outlook for Vietnam's industrial sector in 2026 P2.