Hanoi’s FDI attraction estimated at $800m in 2010

In 2010, the total foreign invested investment (FDI) capital for Hanoi is expected to increase 1.5 fold against 2009′s, according to the Hanoi Department of Statistics.

This is the signal indicating the strong recovery of economies after the global economic recession.

As estimated, in 2010, the capital city attracted about 350 FDI projects valued at $800 million including 300 newly granted FDI projects worth $500 million and 50 others registering to increase the investment capital of $300 million.

Currently, amongst partners investing in Hanoi (excluding industrial and export processing zones), Hong Kong (China) takes the lead with 37.1 percent of FDI capital and then Korea and Japan.

Regarding the number of FDI projects, Koreal takes the lead with 67 projects, accounting for 40.3 percent.

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Posted by VBN on Feb 23 2011. Filed under Investment, Investment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry