The director said Binh Dinh will continue to improve its provincial competitiveness index and perfect its business environment to lure more investment and contribute to speeding up the province's socio-economic devepment in the next period.
A part of Quy Nhon City in Binh Dinh Province. — Photo binhdinhinvest.gov.vn
The central province of Binh Dinh attracted eight new investment projects with a combined capital of over VND5.8 trillion (US$242 million) in January, according to the provincial Investment Promotion Centre.
During the first month of the year, the province also allowed one operating project to raise its level of capital by VND13.75 billion, Nguyen Bay, director of the centre told kinhtedothi.vn.
These new projects include An Quang Urban and Tourism Area worth over VND5.22 trillion. It will be developed by a joint venture of Tuan Dung Trading Co, Dong Do Property Investment JSC and Hoangthanh Trade and Technological Development Co in Phu Cat District.
Four other projects, valued at nearly VND300 billion, will come into biomass energy production, wood processing and high-class interior and exterior products.
The director said Binh Dinh will continue to improve its provincial competitiveness index and perfect its business environment to lure more investment and contribute to speeding up the province's socio-economic development. — VNS
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