As of November 2023, the Saigon High-tech Park currently has 160 valid projects, including 70 high-tech manufacturing projects, with an occupancy rate of more than 85% of land planned for high-tech multi-field activities.
According to Mr. Nguyen Anh Thi, Head of the City High-Tech Park Management Board. In Ho Chi Minh City, there are 70 high-tech production projects, including 29 foreign investment projects (FDI), 41 domestic projects; 18 High-Tech service projects; 21 research and implementation (R&D) projects; 9 training and incubation projects; 23 High-Tech supporting industry projects; 9 commercial and service projects; 10 infrastructure development projects.
Total foreign direct investment (FDI) including newly granted and adjusted capital increases is 10.163 billion USD/50 projects (average investment capital is 203 million USD/1 project)
Total domestic investment capital is equivalent to 2.097 billion USD/110 projects (average investment capital is 19.1 million USD/1 project).
Disbursement of realized investment capital of enterprises reached 5.585 billion USD, accounting for 46.4%.
From the numbers, it shows that the number of FDI projects is less than half of the number of domestic projects but the investment capital is 5 times higher (10.163 billion USD/2.097 billion USD).
In the coming period, the High-Tech Park aims to contribute to improving Vietnam's technological capacity through research, training, and commercialization of projects, rather than focusing on attracting manufacturing projects. exports to contribute to export turnover, create jobs... such as export processing zones - industrial parks.
Vision to 2045, City. Ho Chi Minh City develops. Thu Duc (Eastern City) into an innovative science and technology urban area. Hi-Tech Park is defined as an urban sub-area in the Eastern city, with the goal of becoming an international standard science park.
Particularly for the semiconductor industry, in the past year, the High-Tech Park management board impacted both supply and demand simultaneously. The High-Tech Park focuses on training human resources, mainly training and upgrading skills for a workforce of electronic and information technology engineers who can participate in the labor market in this field. At the same time, attract a number of exploratory projects from foreign investors to form Vietnamese IC design groups to strengthen the IC ecosystem in the zone.
Tran Le
According to VietNam Finance news