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HRnetGroup launches subsidiary in Vietnam

AllwaysFirst will focus on recruitment in high-growth sectors.

HRnetGroup Limited has established AllwaysFirst Vietnam Co., Ltd., its first wholly owned subsidiary in Vietnam and 18th city of operation.

Vietnam’s economy, valued at USD476.3b in 2024 with a growth rate of 7.09%, is forecast to expand by 6.8% in 2025.

The country produces around 57,000 IT and computer science graduates each year from 37 universities and hosts about 4,000 software and IT companies, with Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi as key technology hubs.

AllwaysFirst will focus on recruitment in high-growth sectors, particularly IT and technology.

HRnetGroup said initial financial impact will be modest, but the move supports its long-term expansion strategy in Asia.

 

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