Boosting investment attraction

In the first 10 months of 2026, Quang Ninh continued to attract a large volume of domestic investment capital, while additional projects also entered production at industrial parks. However, foreign direct investment attraction reached only 54.16% of the annual plan. This creates a requirement to both step up investment promotion and remove difficulties so that approved projects can be implemented soon and registered capital can be translated into actual investment.

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A textile and garment factory of Xinkaisheng (Viet Nam) Textile Technology Co., Ltd. is under construction.

During the 10-month period, total non-budget domestic investment capital in Quang Ninh was estimated at VND 236.354 trillion, including newly registered capital for 78 projects and additional capital for 12 projects. This is an important source of funding for development investment, particularly as the city is implementing numerous infrastructure, urban, industrial and service projects.

In foreign direct investment, Quang Ninh attracted more than USD 1.3 billion in the first 10 months, equivalent to 54.16% of the annual plan. Of this, 27 projects were granted new investment registration certificates with total registered capital of USD 660 million, while 25 project adjustments increased capital by a combined USD 693.2 million.

To achieve the USD 2.5 billion target for 2026, the city needs to attract more than USD 1.14 billion in the final two months of the year.

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Textile yarn production at Huamao Co., Ltd. in Hai Ha Industrial Park.

In the year-end period, Quang Ninh has identified the need to continue organising investment promotion activities, review projects capable of breaking ground, accelerate the progress of projects that have already been granted investment registration certificates, and strengthen coordination in resolving difficulties and obstacles. At the same time, the city is focusing on continuing to accelerate site clearance at Bac Tien Phong, Song Khoai and Dong Trieu industrial parks to create additional land available for investment.

By Manh Truong

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