According to the provincial Industrial Park Management Board, it saw 36 applications submitted for new investment registration, project amendments, or termination in June, 30 of which were processed and resolved.

Motorbike parts production line at Nichirin Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Quang Chau Industrial Park (Viet Yen Township).

Seven new projects were licensed during the month, including six foreign direct investment (FDI) projects and one domestic (DDI), totaling 93 million USD and 20 billion VND (876,827 USD) in registered capital.

Authorities also approved capital adjustments for 21 ongoing projects, including seven capital increases. One notable case involved ANTUM Co., Ltd. shifting its operations from outside into an industrial park. The total additional capital reached 4 million USD and 118 billion VND.

For the first six months of 2025, the province granted new licenses to 21 investment projects — 14 FDI and 7 DDI — with total registered capital reaching 147.9 million USD and over 13.6 trillion VND. Additionally, 37 projects received capital increases, amounting to 157.1 million USD and nearly 282.7 billion VND.

The combined value of newly registered and adjusted investment reached over 874.6 million USD, achieving 65.3% of the annual plan set by the provincial People's Committee.

Noteworthy recent investments include a 9 million USD project to produce electronic components by Singapore's Aureum Vietnam Co., Ltd., and a PCBA and SMT circuit board manufacturing plant by China’s Sunwoda Vietnam Co., Ltd., both located in Hoa Phu Industrial Park, Hiep Hoa district.

The largest capital adjustment came from South Korea’s SJ Tech Vietnam Co., Ltd., based in Van Trung Industrial Park, which increased its investment by 18.2 million USD.

To date, Bac Giang’s industrial parks host 518 valid projects, including 397 FDI and 121 DDI ventures. Total registered capital stands at over 11.36 billion USD and 42.8 trillion VND, with realized investment estimated at more than 8.4 billion USD and 14.2 trillion VND.

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