On November 3, the Dong Nai Provincial Department of Finance reported to the Provincial People’s Committee on the disbursement status of the 2025 public investment plan.
The 2025 public investment plan allocated by the Prime Minister to Dong Nai Province amounts to over 31,926 billion VND. As of October 28, the disbursed amount for the 2025 plan was 13,867 billion VND, achieving a rate of 43.43% of the plan.
 Dong Nai aims to disburse 100% of public investment capital by December 31, 2025. |
Excluding the capital plan of 9,236 billion VND (which includes 8,036 billion VND for the Gia Nghia – Chon Thanh section of the North-South Expressway, allowed by the National Assembly to extend disbursement until the end of 2026, and a newly allocated plan of 1,200 billion VND), the capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister is 22,690 billion VND.
Thus, the disbursement rate as of October 28 is 61.11% (13,867/22,690 billion VND), higher than the national disbursement rate.
Specifically, the disbursement rate of the Bien Hoa Branch of the Land Fund Development Center reached 89%, the Department of Construction 51%, the Department of Industry and Trade 1.6%, the Cam My Branch of the Land Fund Development Center 2%, and the Dong Nai Provincial Land Fund Development Center 6%.
According to the Department of Finance, the remaining capital to be disbursed in the final months is substantial, requiring strong determination and focus from departments, investors, localities, and related units.
The slow disbursement is attributed to several projects facing bidding complaints during the tendering process, which needed resolution before proceeding, thus affecting project timelines and disbursement rates. Examples include the Ho Chi Minh City – Thu Dau Mot – Chon Thanh Expressway project and the resettlement area project in Tam Phuoc Ward, Bien Hoa City. Additionally, heavy rainfall in September and October impacted construction progress.
Compensation and land clearance issues have also caused delays, as some residents have not agreed with the compensation rates, leading to complaints and lawsuits. Changes in the two-tier government structure and personnel have further complicated compensation and land clearance efforts.
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To accelerate public investment disbursement in the last two months of 2025, the Departments of Construction, Agriculture and Environment, Finance, Industry and Trade, the Provincial Land Fund Development Center, and its branches will collaborate with local authorities to address challenges faced by investors, particularly those related to compensation and land clearance. For projects lacking resident consensus on compensation and land clearance, local authorities will continue to engage with residents to seek agreement. Previously, the Dong Nai Provincial People’s Committee issued a document requiring departments, agencies, local authorities, and 40 investors to strictly implement the Prime Minister’s directive, aiming to achieve 100% of the 2025 public investment plan by December 31, 2025. |
Nguyễn Tuấn
– 10:33 03/11/2025
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