According to the report of the Provincial People's Committee, from the beginning of the year to the end of October, in the whole province there have been 45 off-budget capital investment projects the investment policies of which has been approved with a total registered investment capital of about 20,000 billion VND. There have been 760 projects in the provincen so far; there are 36 foreign direct investment projects with a total registered capital of about 608 million USD and 724 domestic investment projects with a total registered capital of about 275,000 billion VND.


GGS Vietnam Co., Ltd. is a 100% foreign-invested enterprise, producing and doing business effectively in the industrial park of the left bank of Song Da (Hoa Binh City).

 

There are 5 new projects investing in the industrial parks. The revenue from the production and business activities of the enterprises in the industrial parks is estimated at 22,000 billion VND, increasing 6% compared to that of the same period last year, reaching 100% of the assigned plan; creating new jobs for 1,300 local people. 

In addition, since the beginning of the year, there have been 440 newly registered enterprises with a total registered capital of 5,200 billion VND in the whole province; Compared to the same period last year, the number of new businesses decreased by 8.71%, the registered capital decreased by 45.2%. There are 200 enterprises registered to temporarily suspend production and business activities; 950 businesses temporarily suspended operations without registration or awaiting dissolution; 160 businesses returned to the market. Accumulated up to now, it is estimated to have 3,500 businesses operating in the economy in the whole province. The business innovation arrangement continues to be implemented as planned.


 

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