New attraction from industrial parks in Hai Duong
Lately, the Management Board of Industrial Park in Hai Duong province, along with infrastructure investors, has implemented various comprehensive measures to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) into industrial zones across the province.
Ce Link Limited has invested approximately 60 million USD in An Phat 1 Industrial Park to construct a specialized factory for manufacturing conveyor cables, signal converters, etc., covering an area of 22 hectares. This project is expected to provide stable employment for 10,000 workers and contribute over 30 billion VND in taxes annually to the local area. By 2025, Ce Link Limited plans to increase its investment capital to around 80 million USD.
According to statistics, Hai Duong currently has 12 operational industrial parks with an average occupancy rate exceeding 80%. Additionally, there are 5 industrial parks undergoing land clearance activities covering an area of 938.35 hectares. There’s approximately 649 hectares of industrial land and service land available for lease. The province has allocated land for 3 new industrial parks, namely Gia Loc, Phuc Dien expanding area, and phase 2 expansion of Dai An, for infrastructure development.
It’s anticipated that in the third and fourth quarters of this year, these industrial parks will complete phase 1 of infrastructure development and commence operations. The Provincial Management Board of Industrial Zones has reported that 100% of the administrative procedures within their purview have been resolved within the specified time frame since the beginning of the year.
The process of issuing investment licenses for new projects has been reduced to 5-10 days instead of the mandated 15 days. The Board regularly collaborates with departments and agencies to promptly address difficulties and obstacles for investors.
“In the upcoming period, we will continue to vigorously promote investment and significantly improve the investment environment to attract large-scale projects with high technological content. The Board is committed to further reducing the processing time for administrative procedures by 1/2 to 1/3 for investors,” stated Mrs. Nguyen Thi Thuy Hang, Deputy Head of the Provincial Management Board of Industrial Parks.
Source: anhp.vn
