SpaceX, Netflix, Boeing to join 'biggest-ever' US business mission to Vietnam

Men transport people on three-wheel cyclo past the Government Guesthouse in Hanoi, Vietnam on Feb 20, 2019.HANOI — SpaceX, Netflix and Boeing are among the companies joining the "biggest-ever" US business mission to Vietnam next week to discuss investment and sales opportunities in the booming Southeast Asian nation, the organiser said.

Vietnam, with a population of 100 million people, also has a rapidly-growing consumer market as its middle class expands. In December, the same companies held talks with Vietnamese government officials about the possible sale of helicopters and drones, as the country seeks new suppliers and the Ukraine conflict strains the capabilities of Russia, for decades Vietnam's main military partner.

Some companies are also coming to get a better sense of the political situation after recent turmoil in the Communist-Party led country, including the resignation of the president in January, Thanh added.

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