Dong Nai is accelerating the expansion of its industrial land reserves to capture foreign direct investment (FDI) as Long Thanh International Airport edges closer to operation.
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| An industrial park in Dong Nai Province. — VNA/VNS Photo |
On August 19, the province will begin construction on three major industrial park (IP) projects: Long Duc 3 IP, covering more than 244 hectares with an investment of VND1.6 trillion (US$61 million), and Bau Can – Tan Hiep IP and Xuân Que – Song Nhạn IP (phase I), each spanning 1,000 hectares with VND9 trillion in investment. Strategically located near Long Thanh Airport, these projects are considered key nodes in the southern supply chain.
Designed as eco-industrial parks, the new projects aim to attract high-tech and environmentally friendly investment. Once completed, they are expected to draw around $12.7 billion in capital, generate 80,000–90,000 jobs and contribute to Đồng Nai’s long-term economic growth.
Alongside these projects, the province is expediting procedures for new developments including Phuoc An IP, which already has a 1/2,000-scale master plan, and Long Duc II IP, which has secured investment approval.
Following its administrative merger with Binh Phuoc, Dong Nai’s industrial footprint has expanded significantly, with large projects underway, including Becamex Binh Phuoc II IP (500 hectares, VND2.2 trillion) and Dong Nam Dong Phu IP (2,000 hectares) under study by Techtra.
In the past, Dong Nai missed out on billion-dollar projects due to a shortage of industrial land. Now, with expanded reserves and Long Thanh Airport slated to begin operations in 2026, the province is regaining its edge. Several international corporations, particularly from Germany and South Korea, have chosen or are planning to expand investment in the locality.
In the first half of 2025 alone, Dong Nai attracted more than $1.4 billion in FDI, a figure expected to grow further as the new IPs come into operation.
(Source: BIZHUB/VNS)
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