In 2024, Dong Nai province recorded 102 new foreign direct investment (FDI) projects with a total capital of US$1.88 billion, according to data from Vietnam’s Ministry of Planning and Investment. This represents an 8.64 percent increase over 2023, when the province registered US$1.73 billion in newly registered capital.
Foreign direct investment in Dong Nai Province has played a pivotal role in transforming it into one of Vietnam’s leading industrial hubs.
Strategically located in southern Vietnam, near Ho Chi Minh City and major ports such as Cai Mep-Thi Vai, Dong Nai benefits from excellent connectivity, making it a key destination for export-driven industries. FDI in Dong Nai is primarily concentrated in manufacturing, electronics, textiles, and supporting industries, with significant contributions from investors in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Singapore.
Dong Nai boasts a network of well-developed industrial parks, including Amata, Long Duc, and Nhon Trach, which offer modern infrastructure and investment incentives. Major global corporations have established production facilities in the province, leveraging its skilled workforce and pro-business environment.
In recent years, Dong Nai has also attracted FDI in renewable energy and high-tech industries, aligning with Vietnam’s focus on sustainability and industrial modernisation. With continuous infrastructure development, including the upcoming Long Thanh International Airport, and supportive policies, Dong Nai is expected to remain a major destination for FDI in Vietnam, contributing significantly to the country’s economic growth and global trade integration.
See also: Doing Business in Dong Nai, Vietnam