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Bac Giang attracts five new investment projects in IZs

Bac Giang attracts five new investment projects in IZs

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An electronic component production line in Samkwang Vina Company Limited (Quang Chau industrial zone).

Bac Giang (VNA) – The Management Board of Industrial Zones (IZs) of Bac Giang has reported there were five new investment projects in the province's IZs, with a total registered capital (converted) of nearly 100 million USD.

The board issued investment certificates for five new projects (four foreign investment projects and one domestic project) with a registered capital of 94 million USD and 138.8 billion VND (total converted capital reaching nearly 100 million USD).

The board also adjusted investment certificates for 17 projects, including four projects that increased capital (with an additional capital increase of 23.14 million USD).

Cumulatively, so far this year, the board has issued investment certificates for 37 new projects (28 foreign investment projects and nine domestic projects), with a total registered capital of 349.55 million USD and over 6.6 trillion VND.

Additionally, it has adjusted investment certificates for 204 projects, including 54 projects with increased capital, amounting to an additional 731.86 million USD and 818.86 billion VND. The total converted registered capital is over 1.38 billion USD, achieving 69.35% of the annual plan.

These results are attributed to the efforts of various levels of government and the Management Board of IZs in actively attracting investment, providing guidance, supporting investment information, and addressing business inquiries as per regulations.

At the same time, the board has kept track of the implementation of plans and investment progress for projects that have been granted investment certificates in the IZs, and coordinated to expedite land clearance for infrastructure development in the IZs, helping investors accelerate the implementation of their projects./.

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