The processing industry drew in US$189 million, accounting for 47.6%, ranking first. It was followed by the real estate sector with US$176.3 million, accounting for 44.4% and other sectors of US$31.8 million, accounting for 8%.
Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province ranked first among cities and provinces attracting FDI with a total registered capital of US$61.5 million, accounting for 29.2%, followed by Thai Nguyen Province with US$31.3 million, accounting for 14.8%, Vinh Phuc Province with US$31 million, accounting for 14.7% and Binh Duong Province with US$28.9 million, accounting for 13.7%.
The Republic of Korea was the largest FDI provider for Viet Nam with US$88.8 million, accounting for 42.1%. It was followed by Malaysia US$27.2 million, accounting for 12.9%, France US$19.5 million, accounting for 9.2% and Belgium US$17 million, accounting for 8.1%.
- Growing number of FDI firms moving to Vietnam
- Vietnam Gov’t committed to facilitating Adani Group’s US$2-billion port project
- Vietnam Railway proposes US$87 million for Hanoi–Dong Dang railway upgrade
- Vietnam’s North-South high-speed railway to be designed for 350km/h
- Vietnamese gov’t urged to address impact of global minimum tax
- Samsung plans drastic investment increase in Vietnam over next three years