(HBO)- Immediately after the Lunar New Year holiday, the year of Pig, most of the enterprises in the industrial zones in the province have started to implement their production and business plans with the exciting and urgent atmosphere, promising the new year with great expectations of economic development and social security in the province.


After the Lunar New Year, Hoa Binh Koyuseni Knitting Co., Ltd. at the       left-side industrial park of Da river's has returned to stable operation, creating jobs for more than 400 local workers.

According to the initial record, after Tet holiday, many enterprises such as Sankoh Co., Ltd. R lens Co., Ltd, Vietnamese GGS Garment Company ... (the left-side industrial zone of Da river); Vietnamese Doosung Tech Co., Ltd., ViNa HNT Esquel, Vietnamese Nissin Manufaturing, INC Seyong, Midori Vietnamese Apparel ... (Luong Son Industrial Park) have come into stable operation, deploying the emulation movements to complete the monthly and quarterly production plans of 2019.

The deputy chief of the Management Board of the provincial Industrial Zones, Mr. Duong Nhu Re says that after Lunar New Year, the year of Pig, workers have returned for work at the Industrial Zones to implement the plan for 2019. Many enterprises have had orders for whole year, promising a good year for industrial development and restructuring of the province.

Now there are eighty-seven investment projects, twenty-five of which have received the direct investment with a total registered capital of US $607.63 million and 62 domestic projects with a registered capital of over 7,172 billion VND in the provincial industrial parks. Forty-nine projects have gone into operation and business activities. By the end of January 2019, the enterprises have made the revenue of 45 million US dollars and 100 billion VND. The export value has reached 43 million US dollars and 12 billion VND, paying 0.4 million US dollars to the budget and 15 billion VND, creating jobs for 17,858 people, 90% of which are the local people.

 

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