Buisiness Content
Buisiness Content
Buisiness Content
Definition: Starting a business is a phrase that has been mentioned a lot in recent times, from
media agencies to policymakers.
Start-up is a topic of great interest in Vietnam, especially in the context of the country's strong
integration with the world economy.
Start-up a business is expected to create economic growth, make a positive contribution to socio-
economic development, and contribute to meeting the increasing demand.
Among them, there are 6 startups with the most capital, accounting for 198 million USD, are Foody (82%
shares of this startup was acquired by Sea Group with 64 million USD); Tiki (C series funding from
JD.com worth 54 million USD); an undisclosed startup received 20 million USD from TNB Ventures and
Vntrip (called for series B funding from Hendale Capital 10 million USD). In addition, Sea also acquired
two undisclosed logistics and fintech startups for $50 million. This strong growth is considered an initial
success of the national entrepreneurial spirit launched in 2016.
Distinction: Many people are now confusing the two terms “startup” and “Entrepreneur”, which
means start-up and start-up.
An “entrepreneur” is an individual or group of people who initiate, own their work, run their own
business because they do not like working for a business.
Meanwhile, to be considered a startup, an individual or business must sell a product that comes with an
idea.
Ways to establish a business: a startup needs to follow 6 fundamental steps including Define strategy ->
Determine business model -> Determine the operating model by the orientation and business model - >
Build organizational structure -> Transform culture -> Implement.
Cause of failure:
The fact that founders are not well aware of legal issues is also one of the reasons why many startups
fail.
When a startup is founded, it often has a mentality of focusing only on products, on how to market,
approach customers, and sell without paying much attention to legal risks. Before money, it is necessary
to mention the provisions of the Enterprise Law. Founders often rarely pay attention to the risks
involved in choosing the type of business, building membership regulations, and company charters. As a
result, the startup stalled, missed good opportunities; At the same time, causing damage to the
relationship between the founders due to conflicts of interest in the capital, property ownership, or
startups having to compensate for contracts signed with partners.
Lack of cooperation terms and business methods is a common shortcoming in young startups. Because
in the early stages, founders are often linked with each other by passion, they simply think: Members
only need to contribute capital and effort to develop the startup.
-fundraising problem:
According to Mr. Don Lam - General Director of VinaCapital, Vietnam is very difficult to start a startup
because the first problem is capital. In addition, Vietnam still lacks a sustainable ecosystem to support
young people to start a business. He emphasized: "Startup is when you start from scratch, how to get a
bank loan, just rely on professional investment funds, or wait for private capital through
acquaintances... But if not, it's not. If there is a methodical ecosystem, it is very difficult to call for
investment capital.”