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HA NOI (VNS) — Dong Nai province People’s Committee granted investment certificates to Taiwanese companies Great Kingdom Giang Dien Limited company and Great Kingdom Bien Hoa International Corporation last Friday, with total investment capital at US$65 million.

Great Kingdom Giang Dien company is allowed to invest $50 million in a new project in Giang Dien Industrial Zone, Trang Bom Commune and the Great Kingdom Bien Hoa International Corporation is permitted to add an additional $15 million to a project in Bien Hoa 1 industrial zone. The two projects are producing wood products for export.

Provincial chairman Dinh Quoc Thai said that the province has attracted $476 million foreign direct investment (FDI) from the beginning of the year. – VNS

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