(HBO) – As a growth driving force of Hoa Binh province, Ky Son district has made breakthroughs in investment attraction. Many projects have been and will be implemented, opening up opportunities to promote local socio-economic development.


The international-standard Hoa Binh – Geleximco 36-hole golf course is a highlight in investment attraction of Ky Son district.

There are two industrial parks, namely Mong Hoa and Yen Quang, approved by the Prime Minister in the district at present. That has helped Ky Son become an attractive destination for domestic and foreign investors.

More than 100 projects with total registered capital of 28.67 trillion VND (1.2 billion USD) have been invested in Ky Son so far. They focus on industry, tourism, trade-services, petrol business, building material production and business, and aquaculture.

Notably, they include an animal feed factory of the foreign-invested JAPFA COMFEED Vietnam Co. Ltd and the Bao Tho International Hoa Binh eco-resort site co-invested by a foreign-invested business and a Vietnamese company.

The projects scatter across the district but concentrate along Hoa Lac – Hoa Binh Road and National Highway 6.

In recent years, the number of businesses investing in Ky Son district has increased considerably with many major projects such as the Hoa Binh – Geleximco golf course in Dan Ha commune, Ky Son township and Trung Minh commune of Hoa Binh city; the Hoa Binh Xanh high-end eco-residential area project in Phuc Tien commune; the Bao Tho International Hoa Binh eco-resort site in Dan Ha commune; and the An Viet – Hoa Binh golf course in Phuc Tien and Mong Hoa communes.

Among investors, the Phu Hung Khang Development Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of the Phu My Hung Development Co. Ltd that is known for the Phu My Hung residential project in Ho Chi Minh City, has invested in an eco-residential area project in Phu Minh and Hop Thanh communes. This project will build the Dam Bai Lake vicinity into a functional area associated with preservation of natural resources and traditional culture. Later, an entertainment centre and a residential area for about 20,000 people will be developed./.

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