July 16, 2026 | 06:00

Chu Lai Open EZ aims to attract $5 bln in investment for 2026-2030

Key infrastructure goals include completing procedures for two new industrial parks in 2026 and ensuring at least five industrial parks are operational by 2030, with an average occupancy rate of approximately 70%.

Chu Lai Open EZ aims to attract $5 bln in investment for 2026-2030
A 40-ton capacity RTG crane at Tam Hiep Port, Chu Lai Open Economic Zone. - —(Photo:VnEconomy)

The Management Board of the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone (OEZ) in central Da Nặng city has set a target to attract $800 million in new investment capital in 2026, reaching a total of $5 billion for the entire 2026-2030 phase, according to a report by Radio the Voice of Vietnam.

Key infrastructure goals include completing procedures for two new industrial parks in 2026 and ensuring at least five industrial parks are operational by 2030, with an average occupancy rate of approximately 70%.

In 2026, the zone strives to finalize all procedures to break ground on the Cua Lo Channel and the Chu Lai Urban Area projects. Furthermore, the Management Board aims to kickstart a major gas-to-power project chain in 2027 and commence construction on urban areas in Tam Ky, Southeast Thang Binh, and Tam Anh between 2026 and 2030.

To realize these goals, the Management Board is committed to intensifying investment promotion, innovating planning processes, developing infrastructure, and accelerating land clearance.

As Vietnam’s first coastal economic zone, Chu Lai OEZ has attracted 265 projects with a total registered capital of over VND165 trillion (approximately $6.3 billion), comprising 200 domestic projects and 65 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects.

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