August 14, 2026 | 06:10

Ha Tinh attracts over $6.3bln in investment in 7M

Nguyễn Thuấn

The central province attracting 8 domestic projects and four FDI projects, with combined registered investment capital of more than $6.3 billion.

Ha Tinh attracts over $6.3bln in investment in 7M
Part of Vung Ang Economic Zone in Ha Tinh province. (Photo: Dinh Nhat)

Central Ha Tinh province attracted a surge in investment in the first seven months of 2026, with the scale of registered capital increasing sharply and major projects focusing on industries with strong spillover potential.

During the period, the central province approved 32 domestic investment projects with total registered capital exceeding VND155 trillion ($5.9 billion), up by eight projects and more than eightfold in capital compared with the same period last year.

In the foreign-invested sector, the province attracted four FDI projects with combined registered capital of $412.6 million, representing an increase of one project and more than 28 times in capital year-on-year.

Notably, several large-scale projects approved recently are helping shape new industrial growth drivers for the province.

These include the VinFast Ha Tinh electric motorcycle manufacturing plant, with total investment of nearly VND13.3 trillion; the VinMetal Ha Tinh steel manufacturing plant, nearly VND80 trillion; the Vung Ang III LNG thermal power plant, VND51.43 trillion; and a stainless steel plant, VND9.8 trillion.

The continued arrival of large-scale projects is expected not only to expand local production capacity but also to create jobs, increase budget revenues and foster the development of supporting businesses and services in the province.

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