• Agriculture:
• Light manufacturing:
The low cost of energy and human resources attracts investors to be manufactured for the domestic market (motorcycles, consumer goods) and international markets (textile, clothing, handicrafts).
• Increases in disposable income and a slowly expanding middle class mean that the
consumer and services sectors are likely to experience continued growth in the future.
• The power sector is open to foreign investment, with many international firms
represented. Hydropower, coal, and transmission infrastructure will be the focus of
increasing investment by the GOL as it develops its power industry.
• Laos has a very poorly developed infrastructure with virtually no rail, few decent
roadways, and underdeveloped medical, water and sewage systems. The GOL is
likely to make investments in these areas in coming years in keeping with its ambitious
goal of graduating from Least Developed Country status by 2020.
• The minerals and mining sector is a major driver of growth in Laos. Commodities
prices in recent years have favored Lao gold and copper producers. Other mineral
resources include bauxite and potash.
• The Lao government has targeted tourism, especially ecotourism, as a major area of
future growth. The government has designated 2012 as “Visit Laos Year”.
It can be said, from the daily life of clothing and footwear, plastic products, cleaning supplies, women's supplies, kitchen supplies, to the production of building materials, machinery and equipment, agricultural products, the vast majority of goods is required in
• Laos is an agricultural country, walking tractor, diesel engine, rice husker , threshers, agriculture truck, fertilizers, pesticides, etc. are all have great potential
. • Laos is very rich in water resources, enterprises can export hydropower equipment and undertake a hydropower project in Laos.
• Laos is to develop the building materials industry, food industry, wood processing industry and the paper industry, garment industry ect.. Machinery and equipment which is inexpensive can export to
• Laos also encourage foreign businessmen to go open shopping malls, hotels, restaurants. There are plenty of opportunities in
Information comes from CIA wordfacts ,WIKI,US Embassy ,China Embassy and so on.