SMEs need more
clarity, confidence
HA NOI
(VNS) - Small enterprises can succeed if the leaders adopt clear business
strategies and show self-confidence, stated Central Institute for Economic
Management (CIEM) former director Le Dang Doanh.
This was reported by Viet Nam Economic News yesterday.
According to data furnished by the General Statistics Office
in January 2014,
However, registered capital only reached VND43.7 trillion
(US$2.08 billion), an increase of 11.5 per cent as compared to December 2013.
The number of newly-established enterprises increased more as compared to the
registered capital.
However, registered capital only reached VND398.7 trillion
($18.98 billion), a decline of 14.7 per cent as compared to 2012.
General Statistics Office General Director Nguyen Bich Lam
remarked that if the average capital size of a newly-established enterprise
reached VND6.68 billion ($318,090) in 2012, its figure declined to VND5
billion ($238,095) in 2013.
It is widely believed that the production activities and
competitiveness capacity of newly-established enterprises were estimated to
have worsened. However, according to Le Dang Doanh, a small enterprise with
small capital can compete with large enterprises. If leaders focus on
researching the market, techniques and technology, and stay away from
pursuing immediate profits, they can achieve success. In addition to
indulgence, entrepreneurs need to show self-confidence to start a new
business.
Doanh also said that in 2013, many Vietnamese enterprises
faced bankruptcy or halted their operations, while some enterprises still
strongly developed, such as Minh Long Ceramics , and the Rang Dong Light
Source and Vacuum Flask Joint Stock Company.
They are not huge businesses, but with creativity, they have
made outstanding achievements in business and production activities. In
February 2014, Minh Long Ceramics received an award by the Minister of
Science and Technology.
Doanh also advised leaders to show self-confidence, strength,
and intelligence. In particular, leaders should focus on researching the
market to create necessary goods serving consumer demands.
In addition to self-confidence, strength, and intelligence,
entrepreneurs need to take care of their staff, which will contribute to
ensuring better living conditions for them.
Entrepreneurs need to learn from the experiences of the older
generations and make a profit to help enterprises, in general, and staff, in
particular, to overcome difficulties.
"If entrepreneurs take care of their staff, they can
achieve success," Doanh noted.
Another important issue to help small enterprises in achieving
success is to have awareness of their position and spending.
Phu Thai Group Chairman of the Board of Directors Pham Dinh
Doan emphasized that young entrepreneurs should stay away from pursuing
immediate profits. - VNS
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Thứ Ba, 11 tháng 3, 2014
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