In 2025, Dong Nai has set a plan to attract approximately 1.1 billion USD in foreign direct investment (FDI), equivalent to 2024. However, in just over a month of the year, the province has attracted nearly 690 million USD in FDI, reaching nearly 63% of the annual plan.
This includes 10 new FDI projects and 16 projects with increased capital. The FDI projects are primarily focused on industrial zones in the province and all meet the criteria of being less labor-intensive, environmentally friendly, and utilizing high technology.
The businesses that received new investment certificates and increased capital have all indicated they will quickly implement the construction of their workshops and commence operations soon. Currently, the investment in building factories is progressing quite rapidly, with some companies completing construction in just 6-18 months, allowing them to begin production. Many products from these companies are set to be exported. Therefore, attracting high levels of investment and rapidly implementing projects for exploitation will contribute to the development and economic growth of the province. Specifically, it will create additional jobs for workers both within and outside the province, and help increase export revenues and state budget collections.
Moreover, the FDI projects that are attracted and quickly implemented also promote the development of other sectors such as construction, transportation, and services. At the same time, they provide more opportunities for domestic enterprises to connect and supply products to each other, increasing the localization ratio of products. Goods exported to countries with which Vietnam has signed free trade agreements will easily enjoy tariff benefits, enhancing competitiveness.
Reported by H.G
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