Dong Nai is considered one of Vietnam’s provinces with great development potential, serving as a gateway connecting to Ho Chi Minh City and constantly striving for breakthroughs thanks to its increasingly comprehensively invested and upgraded urban infrastructure.

It is also an attractive destination for domestic and foreign investors. According to the Industrial Park Management Board, in 2018 alone, the leased land area in industrial parks in the province reached approximately 150 hectares, exceeding the set plan by 50%. Some industrial parks with high lease rates include Nhon Trach 6 (Nhon Trach district), Dau Giay (Thong Nhat district), Giang Dien (Trang Bom district), Long Khanh (Long Khanh town), Long Duc and Loc An – Binh Son (Long Thanh district). The surge in demand for land has led to price adjustments in many industrial parks, increasing by 4-10 USD/m² for lease terms of approximately 40 years since mid-2018.

According to economic experts, Dong Nai will continue to attract significant investment capital in the coming period. In particular, with the completion and operation of Long Thanh International Airport and key expressways, the province will become an important transportation hub in the South. This opens up great opportunities for businesses in many sectors. Currently, there are still approximately 1,613 hectares of unleased industrial land in the province.

In this context, An Phuoc Industrial Park in Dong Nai is considered a potential destination, attracting the attention of many foreign investors, especially in supporting industries and environmentally friendly manufacturing.

Priority sectors for investment attraction include:

• Textile dyeing, garment manufacturing, footwear
• Manufacture of household goods from wood, plastic, aluminum, iron, and enamel
• Mechanical engineering
• Electrical and electronics
• Manufacture of building materials