Viet Nam-Singapore IPs lure more than $8.52b

Oct 15th at 09:45
15-10-2019 09:45:06+07:00

Viet Nam-Singapore IPs lure more than $8.52b

Nine Viet Nam-Singapore industrial parks (VSIPs) nationwide have to date attracted 553 foreign-invested projects with capital totalling more than US$8.52 billion.

Over the past nine months, the inflow of foreign direct investment into VSIPs saw a significant increase of 80 per cent to $696.2 million or nearly doubling the yearly target, the online newspaper congthuong.vn cited the VSIP management board as saying.

According to the board, two out of three VSIPs in the southern province of Binh Duong reported full occupancy, attracting a combined capital of $8.2 billion.

During the period, VSIPs had also lured more than VND760 billion ($32.6 million) from domestic investors, bringing the domestic investment capital registered to these parks thus far to above $9.82 trillion ($423 million).

In the remaining months of this year, the board will concentrate on solving investors’ difficulties in a timely manner in order to facilitate their operations in addition to speeding up investment promotion to attract more investment capital, deputy head of the board Nguyen Thanh Trung told the newspaper.

bizhub



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

PM: Developing collective economy must start from people’s demand

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said developing the collective economy must start from the demands of the people.

Bac Giang opens consulting and assistance centre for businesses

The Business Association of Bac Giang Province launched the Bac Giang Enterprise Consulting and Assistance Centre on Sunday on the 15th anniversary of Vietnam's...

GDP growth set to exceed 2019 target

GDP growth in 2019 is expected to hit 7.05 percent, topping the 6.6-6.8 percent target set by the National Assembly, analysts say.

PM highlights contributions of entrepreneurs to national development

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc praised the important role of the Vietnamese business community in national development at a ceremony in Ha Noi on Sunday to mark...

Outdated database, policies hinder sharing economy development

Databases and policies that have failed to keep pace with the market’s development have hindered the development of the sharing economic model.

HCMC likely to exceed tax revenue target by VND10 trillion

The HCMC Customs Department is expected to pass its tax revenue target by some VND10 trillion (US$430 million) for this year, thanks to favorable import and export...

Startups advised to Identify core values, develop initiatives for social change

Young entrepreneurs need to understand the core value of their product instead of focusing too much on technology as their competitive advantage, according to the...

Overseas Vietnamese firms contribute significantly to HCMC’s development

The overseas Vietnamese business community has made significant contributions to the development of HCMC by not only sending home remittances but also providing...

Local firms pour more investments into developed countries

Vietnamese investors are increasing their investments in projects abroad, especially in developed countries, such as Australia and the United States.

Viet Nam pushes up national brands

Viet Nam has set a target of having more than 1,000 products recognised as national brands between 2020 and 2030, marking an increase of 20 per cent.


MOST READ


Back To Top