Attracting investment from "open" policy and synchronous infrastructure

1. In the first 9 months of 2025, Lam Dong attracted 13 new investment projects to industrial parks with a total capital of nearly 1,000 billion VND and 35 million USD. At the same time, the province had nearly 3,000 newly registered enterprises, a rare increase in a mountainous province. These figures are not only the result of procedural reform, but also evidence of open policies and real actions.

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According to the Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board, 100% digitization of procedures, implementation of the "Paperless Documents" model and "publicization of digital administrative procedures" have helped businesses shorten the time to process documents and significantly reduce costs. Electronic forms are linked to the national database, helping investors submit and receive results online right at the enterprise.

A representative of Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board said that an attractive investment environment starts with a flexible administrative apparatus. Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board determined that attracting and retaining investors must start with quick, transparent and practical procedures.

The “one-stop shop, one-stop shop” mechanism is operated uniformly, helping businesses only need to work with one agency throughout the entire process. Administrative procedures related to investment, land, and construction have shorter processing times than before. Any problems that arise are handled immediately, instead of having to go through many levels as before.

More importantly, the spirit of “openness” is also reflected in the way the government listens and dialogues. Dialogues between provincial leaders and the business community are organized periodically, substantively, focusing on each group of issues: land, planning, credit, infrastructure, environment, etc., which have strongly strengthened investors’ confidence, creating a positive spillover effect in the business community.

2. If policy is the key to opening up opportunities, then infrastructure is a solid foundation for businesses to confidently invest and develop. Recently, industrial park infrastructure and ancillary services have also been invested synchronously. Industrial parks are operating more and more effectively, attracting many projects, and occupancy rates are increasing every quarter.

In particular, Lam Dong has planned to expand satellite industrial clusters in many communes of the province, in order to reasonably allocate production space and reduce pressure on infrastructure. This "infrastructure-first" planning method demonstrates the proactive mindset of creating clean land and traffic connections before calling for investment. The province proactively coordinates site clearance, guides procedures, arranges technical personnel, and coordinates to resolve problems of investors.

Along with the industrial park infrastructure, traffic routes are being accelerated, forming a new connecting axis between Lam Dong and the key economic zone. When completed, it will help shorten the time to transport goods from Lam Dong's industrial parks to the seaports of the Southeast region and create a strategic "industrial - logistics corridor".

Along with that, many industrial parks in Lam Dong have deployed rooftop solar power models, circulating water treatment systems and applied environmental standards. This approach not only helps save operating costs but also increases the competitiveness of industrial products when participating in the global supply chain.

In the period 2025 - 2030, industry is identified as one of the three main growth pillars of the province. The province will focus on developing processing, manufacturing, energy and high-tech industries, creating a foundation to improve labor productivity, added value and competitiveness of the economy.

The province currently has 15 industrial parks with 229 valid projects, including 51 FDI projects and 178 domestic projects, with a total registered capital of more than VND 43,400 billion and USD 466 million, a land lease area of about 713 hectares, and an occupancy rate of nearly 50%. Of which, 166 enterprises are operating, with an estimated revenue of more than VND 24,800 billion in the first 9 months of 2025, an export turnover of USD 523.9 million, and a contribution to the state budget of VND 929.7 billion.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/hut-dau-tu-tu-chinh-sach-mo-va-ha-tang-dong-bo-395883.html