Thứ Ba, 18/09/2018, 15:22 (GMT+7)
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Tien Giang province attracts 21 projects in the first eight months

ABO – According to the Tien Giang provincial People’s Committee, in the first eight months of the year, the Tien Giang province attracted 21 projects (up 9 projects over the same period) with the total registered capital of VND 2,620.6 billion (up 48.3% over the same period) and 7 projects registered to increase capital of VND 1.534,71 billion.

Illustrative image. Photo: THAI THIEN
Illustrative image. Photo: THAI THIEN

Specifically, the central region attracted 9 projects with a total registered capital of VND 606.6 billion and 2 projects registered to increase capital of VND 26.3 billion.

The eastern region attracted 3 projects with total registered capital of VND 147.9 billion and 1 project registered to increase capital of VND 1,015 billion.

The western economic zone attracted 9 projects with total registered capital of VND 1,866.1 billion and 4 projects registered to increase capital of VND 457.2 billion.

By N.HUU

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