According to the Dong Nai Provincial Department of Finance, as of the end of July 2025, the province had 219 FDI projects with a total registered capital of over $1.8 billion. Of these, 109 were newly licensed projects with more than $834 million, mostly concentrated in 96 projects in industrial parks. In addition, there were 110 operational projects that adjusted their capital upwards, adding more than $1 billion.

High-tech production line of a foreign-invested enterprise in Dong Nai
China currently leads in the number of projects and investment in Dong Nai with 68 projects and over $300 million in investment, including 26 new projects and 18 capital increase projects. Singapore ranked second with 35 projects and nearly $230 million in investment, followed by South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and other countries and territories.
According to the Management Board of Industrial Zones – Economic Zones of Dong Nai province, the province is determined to attract projects with large capital, advanced technology, high-skilled labor, and supporting industries. At the same time, it limits small-scale projects that employ a large number of unskilled workers, use outdated technology, and potentially cause environmental pollution.
Notably, in July 2025, several significant FDI projects were approved for investment, including Phoenix Contact Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Amata Industrial Park) with over $11.2 million, J&B Textile Vietnam Co., Ltd. (Minh Hung Sikico Industrial Park) with over $10 million, and Marmon Fastening Solutions Co., Ltd. (Nhon Trach I Industrial Park) with over $9.2 million.
To date, Dong Nai has nearly 2,200 FDI projects with a total capital of over $41 billion, continuing to affirm its position as an attractive destination for international investors.
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