Over the past nine months, state capital reached nearly 39.4 trillion VND; non-state capital reached over 53.3 trillion VND; and FDI capital exceeded 50.2 trillion VND. This capital structure is crucial for Dong Nai as it aims for high growth. This is because the state budget is insufficient and should not be the primary source of capital for generating new production.
Notably, in the third quarter of 2026, state capital increased by more than 18.6% compared to the same period in 2025, higher than the growth rate of domestic private enterprises and FDI. This shows that public investment continues to play a "pioneering" role, especially in transportation infrastructure, urban development, and projects creating new development spaces. When infrastructure is invested in comprehensively, logistics costs, land access costs, and goods circulation time can be reduced, thereby attracting private capital.
However, public investment is only truly effective when it creates momentum for socio -economic development. Dong Nai needs policies to better attract domestic and FDI investment. Domestic capital flows, especially from the private sector, should be considered a crucial driving force for economic expansion. In the first nine months of 2026, Dong Nai attracted over 53.3 trillion VND in private sector investment, an increase of nearly 14.7% compared to the same period in 2025. The above results show that this sector has enormous potential for development.
To attract more private capital, Dong Nai must demonstrate to businesses that investing in the city allows for rapid project implementation and minimizes legal risks. To achieve this, bottlenecks related to land, planning, investment procedures, construction, environment, and infrastructure connectivity must be addressed on a project-by-project and sector-by-sector basis.
Dong Nai has many advantages such as: Long Thanh International Airport; nearly 90 planned industrial parks and economic zones; convenient transportation connections… The city has developed a list of projects in many fields: industry, trade and services, logistics, urban development, tourism … to attract businesses to invest. The issue that businesses need is the ability to implement projects quickly, from land acquisition and procedures to construction.
For Dong Nai, attracting more FDI is not enough; it is necessary to select projects that create high added value and link with domestic businesses for joint development. The domestic private sector needs to encourage capital flows into supporting industries, logistics, technology, high-tech agriculture, trade and services, and other sectors capable of generating high value, avoiding excessive concentration in speculative areas.
In 2026 and beyond, Dong Nai aims for high growth, therefore it needs to build breakthrough institutions and policies to mobilize investment resources into projects that rapidly expand production capacity. This will create a strong impetus for high growth in the city through new investment flows.
Khanh Minh
Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/kinh-te/202610/keo-them-nguon-von-cho-tang-truong-ef258c8/
