(ĐN)- At the beginning of 2025, Dong Nai welcomed investors from Belgium and Taiwan exploring investment opportunities. These companies focus on high-tech industries such as semiconductors, advanced medical technology, and environmental processing technology.
Focus on high-tech projects
The province selectively attracts investment, prioritizing high-tech and net-zero projects to ensure sustainable economic growth. Recently, over 10 Taiwanese investors visited, expressing interest in sectors like semiconductors, solar energy, drones, and pharmaceuticals. They aim to establish production facilities in Đồng Nai while fostering education and training opportunities for Vietnamese workers in Taiwan’s advanced industries.
In 2024, Dong Nai attracted nearly $1.5 billion in FDI, a 28% increase from 2023. The total FDI investment in the province now exceeds $35 billion across nearly 1,700 projects. The local government is committed to green growth, requiring new investments to align with sustainability goals, particularly in high-value manufacturing and logistics sectors near airports and seaports.
To streamline investment, Dong Nai has reduced administrative processing times, issuing investment certificates within 15 working days and assisting companies with workforce housing and integration.
Resolving challenges and supporting investors
By 2030, Đồng Nai aims to rank among Vietnam’s leading provinces. To achieve this, the province is accelerating administrative reforms and industrial land development. In 2024, the government approved large industrial zones such as Bàu Cạn - Tân Hiệp, Xuân Quế - Sông Nhạn, and Phước Bình 2 to attract investors.
Vice Chairman Nguyễn Thị Hoàng emphasized that after announcing the provincial master plan in 2024, Đồng Nai immediately granted investment certificates to selected investors. The province also encourages pre-built factories to speed up investor setup, with some companies investing up to $400 million on just 5,000 m² of rental space.
In 2025, Đồng Nai targets a 10% economic growth rate, with new industrial zones contributing significantly. The province continues to develop infrastructure, human resources, and administrative reforms while maintaining regular dialogues with FDI and domestic businesses to promptly address challenges and ensure long-term investment success.
Reported by N.Lien
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