According to the Da Nang High-Tech Park and Industrial Zones Management Board, the High-Tech Park has so far attracted 32 investment projects with a total registered capital of approximately US$1,17 billion.
These include 19 domestic projects with a total registered investment capital of VND 10.576 billion, equivalent to approximately USD 406 million; and 13 FDI projects with a total registered investment capital of USD 770,5 million.
The Da Nang High-Tech Park has been developing key high-tech industry clusters such as aerospace component manufacturing, high-tech medical equipment, electrical and electronics, data centers, high-tech logistics, and technology support services.
Many large projects have been invested in the Da Nang High-Tech Park, such as the project of Universal Alloy Corporation (UAC, USA) in the field of aerospace component manufacturing with a total investment of 160 million USD; and the KP Aerospace Vietnam project with an investment of 20 million USD.
Additionally, there is a project by Foxlink Group with a total investment of approximately $135 million in the field of electrical and electronic engineering and high-tech supporting industries.
The Da Nang High-Tech Park is also attracting data center projects, logistics centers, and high-tech supply chain management projects.
The Management Board of Da Nang High-Tech Park and Industrial Zones announced that it will intensify investment promotion activities. This will involve shifting from mass promotion to sector-specific and value-chain-based promotion, linked to a list of priority projects in the fields of information technology, electromechanical engineering - robotics, and environmental technology.
In addition, focus on promoting investment in markets with strong high-tech potential such as South Korea, Australia, Japan, the United States, the EU, and Singapore; prioritize approaching strategic investors, technology corporations, and businesses with strong R&D capabilities and long-term development needs.
Linking investment promotion with science and technology promotion, innovation, and human resource development will attract not only investment capital but also technology, knowledge, high-quality human resources, and international partner networks.
Source: Investment Newspaper
