Vietnam Prime Minister approves three industrial parks
The industrial parks are expected to benefit from the expansion wave of foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam.
The industrial parks are expected to benefit from the expansion wave of foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam.
With the current minimum wage of US$132-190 per month, Vietnam has been listed in the top three ASEAN countries having the lowest labor cost.
Coastal areas in Vietnam are set to receive attention from investors similar to those in China and Thailand, according to CBRE.
IPs and EZs in Vietnam have attracted a total of 10,055 foreign-invested projects with total registered capital of nearly US$198 billion to date, 70% of which has been disbursed.
IPs and EZs in Vietnam have attracted a total of 10,009 foreign-invested projects with total registered capital of nearly US$197.8 billion to date, 70% of which has been disbursed.
A low-cost labor force, stable political environment and one of the world’s fastest growing economies have been appealing features making Vietnam an attractive investment destination.
This resulted in a total of 9,853 foreign-invested projects in the country’s industrial parks and economic zones with total registered capital of US$197.8 billion to date.
In the first five months of 2020, industrial parks and economic zones drew 390 foreign projects worth US$4.3 billion.
Nearly half of the number should be able to take part in the supply chain of multinationals in Vietnam.
Hanoi has a total of 70 operational industrial clusters and parks in 17 districts, covering an area of 1,686 hectares.