The Provincial Chairman Meets with Investors Proposing Industrial Park Development

​(News Portal – Dong Nai) - On January 3, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Vo Tan Duc held a meeting with Vinh Loc - Ben Luc Industrial Park Investment and Construction Joint Stock Company, along with relevant departments, agencies, and units, to discuss a proposed industrial park project in the province. 

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Vo Tan Duc chaired the meeting

Vinh Loc- Ben Luc Industrial Zone Construction and Investment Corporation proposed studying and investing in an industrial park project with a scale of 500 hectares located in the planned Bau Can - Tan Hiep Industrial Park area (totaling 2,600 hectares). In this area, in September 2014, the Government approved the construction of the Bau Can - Tan Hiep Industrial Park with an area of 1,000 hectares under the investment of Kcn Tan Hiep Joint Stock Company. The remaining 1,600 hectares are still open for investment. As such, Vinh Loc - Ben Luc Industrial Zone Construction and Investment Corporation proposed to study and invest in a 500-hectare industrial park within this area.

During the meeting, representatives from relevant departments and agencies discussed planning, legal aspects, and necessary actions that the enterprise should consider regarding the proposed project. The Dong Nai Industrial Zones Authority also clarified the province's policy to attract the development of new-generation industrial parks, providing the investor with guidance for a reasonable approach and proposal.​

Chairman Vo Tan Duc acknowledged the proposal from Vinh Loc - Ben Luc Industrial Zone Construction and Investment Corporation. He requested that the company continue working with provincial departments and agencies to further clarify related matters. The provincial leadership also emphasized that Dong Nai is currently receiving significant interest from industrial park infrastructure investors. The province is selectively attracting both secondary projects and industrial park developments with an ecological orientation. Therefore, the proposing investor must fully understand the province's policies, coordinate with relevant parties to complete legal procedures, and, if approved for investment, strictly adhere to the commitments made. ​