As of September 15, 2026, a total of 4,685 projects facing prolonged difficulties and unresolved issues nationwide had been registered on the Ministry of Finance’s System.
Of these, 3,407 projects, accounting for 72.7% of the total, with combined investment capital of more than VND2.5 quadrillion ($95 billion), were reported to have completed the classification and resolution process and were therefore no longer facing difficulties.
Another 1,123 projects, equivalent to 23.97% of the total, have had proposed solutions prepared by ministries, sectors and local authorities for implementation in the coming period.
The remaining 155 projects, accounting for 3.3%, require solutions under the authority of the National Assembly, the Government or the Prime Minister, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Ho Chi Minh City has reported significant progress in addressing stalled projects. According to the Ho Chi Minh City Real Estate Association (HoREA), as of September 5, a total of 1,338 projects facing prolonged difficulties had been registered on the system of the municipal Department of Finance. These projects covered more than 30,691 hectares, with total investment capital of VND658.084 trillion.
After three months of intensive efforts, the southern city's 233 projects, or 25.3%, had their difficulties and obstacles removed. For the remaining 688 projects, accounting for 74.7%, municipal departments and agencies had proposed solutions for further handling.
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