According to Nguyen Bay, director of the provincial Department of Planning and Investment, all of the projects, which are locally invested, are located in economic zones, industrial parks and complexes.
Nhon Hoi Economic Zone in Binh Dinh
Among the projects, nine are in the industrial sector, one in tourism and the remainder in the real estate industry.
The largest project is Thi Nai Lagoon eco-tourist site worth VND800 billion, followed by a VND147-billion urban area project in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone and a VND146-billion furniture project.
The province is home now to 86 foreign-invested projects capitalised at USD1 billion in total. Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong are the biggest foreign investors in the province.
In the January-February period, Binh Dinh licensed 196 new enterprises with a combined capital of VND1.68 trillion, up 46 percent in terms of businesses and 70 percent in capital value on-year.
Bay added that the province has listed many as prioritised projects between 2021 and 2025.
