Many FDI enterprises continue to increase investment capital in Dong Nai

Despite being heavily affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, the southern province of Dong Nai has attracted over US$945 million in foreign investment capital (FDI) since the beginning of the year, exceeding the target set for the whole of 2021, according to the provincial industrial parks' management board.

Dong Nai has attracted over US$945 million in FDI since the beginning of the year.
Dong Nai has attracted over US$945 million in FDI since the beginning of the year.

There are 37 newly licensed projects with total investment of nearly US$300 million, while US$640 million was added between 80 existing projects.

In the first 19 days of August, Dong Nai Province attracted more than US$100 million in FDI. The majority of projects with increased capital are in the fields of supporting industries and electronics.

A representative of the provincial industrial parks' management board said the fact that many FDI enterprises are still seeing increased capital in the context of complicated developments of the epidemic shows that investors have a long-term vision and believe that the epidemic will soon be controlled, and that production and business will soon return to normal.

Currently, Dong Nai Province is continuing to allow businesses to maintain production, many FDI enterprises are still ensuring sources of export goods without disruption to the global supply chain.

In a meeting with the Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control in Dong Nai Province on August 20, Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Cao Tien Dung asked enterprises to continue ensuring the strict implementation of the epidemic prevention and control regulations.