Dong Nai disburses nearly 14 trillion VND in public investment capital

On November 3, according to the Dong Nai Provincial Department of Finance, as of October 28, 2025, the province had disbursed more than 13.8 trillion VND in public investment capital, equivalent to over 37% of the capital plan assigned by the province for 2025. Between October 21 and 28, 2025, Dong Nai disbursed nearly 243 billion VND.

As of October 28, 2025, Dong Nai had disbursed nearly 14 trillion VND in public investment capital. In the photo: Construction of Component Project 1, Bien Hoa–Vung Tau Expressway Project. Photo: Pham Tung

For 2025, the total public investment capital plan allocated by the Dong Nai Provincial People’s Committee (as of October 30, 2025) amounted to nearly 37 trillion VND. Of this, the capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister accounts for nearly 32 trillion VND, while Dong Nai Provincial government allocated an additional over VND 5 trillion from local sources.

Accordingly, based on the public investment plan assigned by the Prime Minister, Dong Nai’s disbursement rate has reached over 43%. Excluding more than 9.2 trillion VND in capital — including over 8 trillion VND for the Gia Nghia–Chon Thanh section of the Western North–South Expressway Project, which has been approved by the National Assembly for disbursement extension until the end of 2026, and 1.2 trillion VND newly allocated supplementary capital — Dong Nai’s disbursement rate according to the plan assigned by the Prime Minister would be over 61%, higher than the national average for public disbursement rate.

The Department of Finance also noted that to achieve the target of 100% disbursement of the public investment capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister for 2025, Dong Nai needs to disburse the remaining 8.8 trillion VND within the rest of the year. This remaining amount is relatively large, requiring strong determination and close coordination among departments, project owners, localities, and relevant agencies.

To accelerate the disbursement of public investment funds in the remaining months of 2025, the Department of Finance has recommended that departments and localities coordinate to resolve site clearance obstacles for ongoing projects. For projects with no remaining land clearance issues, it is necessary to speed up construction progress and ensure timely supply of equipment and materials. Project owners whose projects have not yet undergone bidding are urged to complete bidding documents promptly to select qualified contractors and begin implementation.

By Pham Tung – Translated by Trieu Ngan, Thu Ha