In Jan-May, Winvest Investment Ltd Co increased by USD3.8 billion in Saigon Atlantis Hotel multi-functional resort in Ba Ria Vung Tau and other FDI projects were added few tens of million of US dollar.
In Jan-May, Winvest Investment Ltd Co increased by USD3.8 billion in Saigon Atlantis Hotel multi-functional resort in Ba Ria Vung Tau and other FDI projects were added few tens of million of US dollar. Also, the Saigon shipbuilding and repairing factory project was increased in capital size with $20 million, Khai De Vietnam Ltd Co with an additional capital of USD25 million and Mabuchi Motor Da Nang Ltd Co with a plus of USD12 million in investment capital. Among these, some foreign investors focused on hiking capital for manufacturing industry and processing projects, construction, retailing, repairing and logistic projects. The projects increased in capital size mainly gathered in HCM City. Traditional partners of Vietnam, such as Korea, Singapore, and Japan still are leading countries in terms of capital increase rate. Martin Rama, chief economist of World Bank in Vietnam saw some good signals from the aforementioned information despite the number of newly registered FDI projects in Jan-May slumped severely. Existing foreign investors are taking full advantages of falling prices of materials (especially construction materials), according to the economist, the move will cause certain impacts on Vietnam's market. Phan Huu Thang, head of Ministry of Planning and Investment's Foreign Investment Department forecasted that if working out measures to support investors through cutting down complex administrative procedures, the actualised FDI of last seven months could reach USD9 billion. Peter Luu, chair of Winvest Investment Vietnam confirmed, work on Saigon Atlantis Hotel multi-functional resort will start right after they receive land from Ba Ria Vung Tau provincial governance. Factually, the province is managed six trillion dong for ground clearance that will be supplied to FDI projects. Ba Ria Vung Tau called for support from Ministry of Finance. According to the survey of CIEM, the speed of considering the granting of investment certificates to new FDI projects stands still. Many local governments changed priorities for new projects to pay more attention to requirements for ensuring the quick FDI disbursement. Source: VNBusinessNews.com