• Ca Mau's economy is expected to move positively in 2025.
  • Ca Mau's economy accelerates, creating momentum for a breakthrough in the second quarter.
  • Ca Mau's marine economy from a strategic perspective.

Many pillars of growth are showing positive signs.

From the beginning of the year, all levels, sectors, and localities in the province quickly got to work with a proactive and urgent spirit. The atmosphere of labor and production emulation spread widely, creating an important driving force that helped the economy maintain stable growth.

The agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sector continues to affirm its role as a pillar of the economy. Total aquatic product output in the first four months of the year reached approximately 377,500 tons, an increase of nearly 7% compared to the same period last year; of which, shrimp production reached over 165,000 tons, an increase of nearly 16%. Improved extensive shrimp farming models and ecological shrimp farming models continue to be effective, suitable to the specific natural conditions, contributing to increasing people's income.

Agricultural production remained generally stable, ensuring output and food security, with over 1.07 million tons of rice harvested. The forestry sector was tightly managed, with forest protection and fire prevention and control efforts intensified during the peak of the dry season. In addition, the salt industry showed positive signs with a significant increase in salt production compared to the same period last year, contributing to the diversification of livelihoods for coastal residents.

In the industrial and commercial sectors, the recovery and growth momentum continues to strengthen. The industrial production index increased by over 9% year-on-year, with many key products maintaining a relatively high growth rate, especially processed shrimp. Total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue reached over 52 trillion VND, an increase of more than 11%, indicating that domestic market purchasing power is gradually recovering.

Export activities continued to be a bright spot for the economy, with turnover reaching over 835 million USD, an increase of approximately 15.7% compared to the same period last year. The fisheries sector continued to play a leading role, making a significant contribution to this result. In the context of a volatile global market, maintaining export growth is a positive sign, demonstrating the adaptability of Ca Mau businesses.

Seafood processing and export activities continue to be a bright spot in the economy, contributing to maintaining the province's export turnover growth momentum. (Photo taken at Nam Can Seafood Import-Export Joint Stock Company).