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Dong Nai aims to attract 700 million USD in FDI to IPs this year

The southern province of Dong Nai plans to attract some 700 million USD in FDI to its industrial parks (IPs) this year.
Dong Nai aims to attract 700 million USD in FDI to IPs this year ảnh 1Workers at a company in Dong Nai (Photo: VNA)
Dong Nai (VNA) - The southern province of Dong Nai plans to attract some 700 million USDin FDI to its industrial parks (IPs) this year.

Despite thenegative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, IPs in the province attracted 10 FDI projects inthe first quarter of this year, while 19 others added a combined 320 millionUSD, hitting 46 percent of the annual plan.

Major projectsinclude the second phase of the Hansol Electronics Vietnam project at the HoNai IP, with registered capital of 100 million USD; the 60 million USD factoryof the Ojitex Vietnam Co. at the Loc An - Binh Son IP; and Platel Vina’s plantat the Amata IP, with 30 million USD.

Average capital stoodat 19 million USD per project in Q1; higher than the 11 million USD posted inthe same period last year.

Thirty-two IPs inDong Nai are home some 1,900 projects invested by domestic businesses and companies from 41 countries andterritories, of which 1,362are FDI projects totalling 26.96 billion USD.

FDI projects inthe province are mainly in machinery-devices, electronic components,garment-textiles, footwear, and plastics./.


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