Ninh Binh authorities meet with Japanese investors in industrial parks
According to reports at the meeting, Japan is currently the third largest FDI investor in Ninh Binh's industrial parks with 112 projects and a total registered capital of 1.47 billion USD. These projects mainly focus on supporting industries, processing, and manufacturing with modern technologies, making a positive contribution to the global supply chain. Notably, the disbursement rate of capital by Japanese businesses is very high, reaching 90% of registered capital (equivalent to 1.32 billion USD).
In 2025, despite facing numerous global economic fluctuations, Japanese businesses in Ninh Binh’s industrial parks maintained stable operations and made impressive contributions. Their revenues reached approximately 66.4 trillion VND (2.52 billion USD), accounting for 13% of the total revenue of the entire industrial parks. Their Exports reached 1.27 billion USD and budget contributions amounted to 2.2 trillion VND (accounting for 10% of the total revenue of the entire industrial parks).
At the same time, the Japanese enterprises created jobs for approximately 24,500 workers with an average income of 8-10 million VND per person per month, higher than the average income of industrial parks.
Some typical businesses making significant contributions include Honda Vietnam Co., Ltd., YKK Vietnam Co., Ltd., and Sumi Wire Systems Vietnam Co., Ltd.
At the conference, representatives of Japanese investors and leaders of the Management Board exchanged and discussed directions for attracting new investments as well as resolving obstacles in the production and business process, specifically electricity supply, labour recruitment, environmental sanitation, and flood prevention and control.
In addition, to ensure the "One-Stop Shop" principle, delegates hoped that administrative procedures related to foreign labour management, construction, land and the environment would be handled at the Management Board. Investors would not have to go through procedures at multiple different agencies as is currently the case, avoiding waste of human and material resources and saving investors' time.
A leader of the Provincial Economic Zone and Industrial Park Management Board affirmed that Ninh Binh province always considers Japanese investors as top strategic partners. The Management Board committed to continuing to promote administrative reform, improve infrastructure, and provide high-quality human resources to create a "green, clean, and modern" investment environment, helping Japanese businesses feel secure and develop sustainably in the province./.
