Da Nang tech park draws 180mln USD investment
The central city of Da Nang’s high-tech park has attracted six projects valued at 180 million USD from two Japanese and four domestic investors, said the head of the park management board, Phung Tan Viet.
Hoa Cam warehouse in Da Nang city (Photo: VNA)Da Nang (VNA) - The central city of Da Nang’s high-tech park has attracted six projects valued at 180 million USD from two Japanese and four domestic investors, said the head of the park management board, Phung Tan Viet.
He said the park is also keen on attracting more investors from Thailand.
Viet said the park has completed the first stage development of 300ha and started construction of the second stage with an investment of 363 billion VND (16 million USD) on the 1,010-ha park in Hoa Vang district, 20km west of the city.
The park was designed as a hub for green and high-tech investors.
Last week, it granted an investment certificate to the U&I Logistics Joint Stock Company for its logistics project with total registered capital of 14 million USD.
According to the latest reports, Da Nang has attracted 423 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects worth 3.68 billion USD to date.
FDI enterprises in the city earned revenues of 776 million USD – of which 522 million USD from exports – and contributed 112 million USD to the State budget in 2015.-VNA
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