Bac Ninh attracts 13 new FDI projects in April

May 6th at 16:08
06-05-2015 16:08:55+07:00

Bac Ninh attracts 13 new FDI projects in April

The northern province of Bac Ninh granted licences for 13 new foreign direct investment (FDI) projects in April with total registered investment capital of US$10 million, and also allowed six existing ones to raise their capital by $28.7 million.

The province has granted new investment licence for 43 projects since the beginning of this year with total investment capital of $47.84 million.

There are currently 676 FDI projects worth $8 billion in the province.

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