Da Nang Hi-Tech Park attracts 177-million-USD FDI project
The Da Nang Hi-Tech Park continues to strengthen its position as a leading investment hub with the recent in-principle approval of a 177-million-USD project by Dentium Co., Ltd., from the Republic of Korea (RoK).
Leaders and department heads of Da Nang pose for a photo with representatives from Dentium Co., Ltd. . (Photo: VNA)
Da Nang (VNA) – The Da Nang Hi-Tech Park continues to strengthen its position as a leading investment hub with the recent in-principle approval of a 177-million-USD project by Dentium Co., Ltd., from the Republic of Korea (RoK).
ඣ This significant investment brings the total registered foreign direct investment (FDI) in the park to 875.2 million USD, spanning 13 projects.
Vu Quang Hung, head of the Da Nang Hi-Tech Park and Industrial Zones Authority (DHPIZA), ICT VINA III is identified as a pivotal project for 2021-2025 under Da Nang's "Master Plan for Hi-Tech Park Development to 2030," approved in October 2019.
With Dentium's robust financial capacity and technological expertise, the project is expected to meet its deadlines and prove effective, he noted.
Hwang Sung I, Deputy Director of ICT VINA Co., Ltd, said this is Dentium’s third investment in the Da Nang Hi-Tech Park, following 20-million-USD ICT VINA approved in 2018 and 60-million-USD ICT VINA II approved in 2020. Together, these projects represent a total investment of 257 million USD.
Since the beginning of 2024, the DHPIZA has licenced four new projects, including two FDI projects worth 178.5 million USD and two domestic ones capitalised at 810 billion VND.
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