(ĐN)- Dong Nai, with an area of over 12,700 km² and 52 established industrial parks (IPs), remains a key industrial hub of Vietnam. The province is stepping up efforts to attract selective investment, prioritizing high-tech, environmentally friendly projects while restructuring industrial space for sustainable growth.
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Domestic enterprise’s production line at Amata IP. |
In 2024, Dong Nai attracted $1.45 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI), up 37% from the previous year, along with over VND 138 trillion in domestic capital. In the first five months of 2025 alone, the province drew over $1.4 billion in FDI, ranking fourth nationwide. Industrial infrastructure developers like Amata Long Thanh and Sonadezi are preparing to welcome new investment waves, with thousands of hectares ready for development.
The province plans to establish new IPs and relocate existing ones away from urban areas to make room for service sector growth. Former Binh Phuoc areas are also expected to attract significant investment, benefiting from abundant land, modern infrastructure, and convenient transport.
Dong Nai’s industrial restructuring strategy focuses on key sectors such as mechanical engineering, electronics, chemicals, and high-tech industries. Former Binh Phuoc zones will emphasize industries linked to agriculture and traditional crafts.
Several new IPs are under construction or in planning stages, with orientations toward specialized, eco-industrial, and clean technology zones. At a recent conference in May 2025, provincial leaders emphasized the importance of seizing emerging opportunities and called on businesses to embrace advanced technologies to boost competitiveness and product value.
Reported by V.The
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