Economic incentives from industrial zones

Wednesday - 27/05/2020 01:46

As a leading province in developing industrial parks, Dong Nai has gained great results from the management and development of its industrial zones. Dong Nai industrial parks are increasingly being improved and attract high value-added industries, modern and environmentally friendly technologies...


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A glance of Long Thanh Industrial Park

Dozens of industrial parks were established

Dong Nai is one of the localities that soon plans industrial parks. By the end of 1998, after Decree 36 / CP was issued, Dong Nai had a master plan of 17 industrial parks with a total area of ​​8,110 ha; 9 industrial zones have been established and approved by the Government. During this period, the task of overall planning and management of industrial parks approved by the Government were two very important tasks in the work of the Management Board of industrial parks (MB).

The Management Board has performed many tasks such as monitoring, inspecting and urging industrial park infrastructure construction activities in accordance with the detailed planning; evaluate construction results. Support and assist infrastructure development companies in solving difficulties and problems. Join districts and infrastructure development companies in clearing and compensation works. The Management Board also actively helps the industrial park infrastructure registration units to successfully protect many detailed technical and economic projects of industrial zones in the Ministry of Construction, Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Through the process of industrial park development, the Management Board and the provincial People's Committee consulted the People's Committee to supplement the industrial park network, up to now, there are 35 industrial parks planned, of which 32 IPs have been built with a total area of ​​over 10,240 ha. Currently, 78.51% of the land is leased. Dong Nai does not develop IPs in a pervasive manner, but based on the calculation of the location selection for industrial parks, infrastructure investment units, opportunities to attract investment and the needs of industrial zones.

Attract modern industry

At the moment, Dong Nai has 31 industrial parks in operation. Infrastructure companies invest over 600 million USD to build infrastructure of industrial zones. The province has attracted over 1,800 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects with a total investment of nearly 30 billion USD from 45 countries and territories. In recent years, each year, the IPs have attracted over 1 billion USD, particularly in 2015, the highest total investment attraction in over 20 years was over 2.3 billion USD. Many partners are large corporations such as Hyosung, Formosa, Bosch, Lixil ... have invested in Dong Nai.

FDI projects attract industrial zones in electronics, supporting industries, using new technologies with little effect on the environment. Since then, improving the value of industrial production, the value of exports, contributing to the formation of a key industry of the province and also a basis for attracting other projects in the future.

From success in attracting investment, industry has become a driving force for Dong Nai to maintain economic growth. The IPs have created jobs and stable incomes for over 600 thousand workers and contributed over 50% of the total budget revenue of the province. Many barren wasteland of Nhon Trach, Long Thanh, Trang Bom became dynamic industrial and urban areas. In the current competitive situation, Dong Nai is still the locality chosen by investors.

According to the head of Dong Nai Industrial Parks Management Board, Cao Tien Sy, attracting investment in recent years has reached and exceeded the figure of 1 billion USD / year. Dong Nai Industrial Parks were built according to the orientation of sustainable development; Attracting many high-tech projects, there is no potential hazards of dangerous pollution.

Vi Quan​

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