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DNO - Da Nang is strengthening its appeal to investors as it makes investment attraction a core task for 2026, laying solid groundwork to support its ambition of achieving double-digit economic growth in the coming years.
Strong investment performance
By the end of 2025, the central Vietnamese city recorded strong gains in both domestic and foreign investment, reflecting sustained efforts to improve its business climate and administrative efficiency.
Total domestic investment reached VND215.2 trillion, 2.7 times higher than in 2024.
Authorities approved 94 new projects with registered capital of VND118.9 trillion, while 36 existing projects expanded, adding nearly VND98 trillion in additional capital.
Foreign direct investment also showed encouraging momentum. Da Nang attracted more than US$520 million in FDI during 2025, with 124 newly licensed projects accounting for US$286.9 million.
A further 41 projects increased capital by US$142.7 million, signalling growing confidence among existing investors.
Da Nang also recorded 47 capital contribution and share acquisition transactions worth US$95.5 million, further expanding the footprint of foreign-invested enterprises in the local economy.
Business formation remained robust. Nearly 50,000 enterprise-related applications were processed online via the national business registration system.
Close to 6,000 new businesses, branches and representative offices were established, with registered capital totalling VND38.5 trillion, up 24 percent in number and 77.4 percent in capital year on year.
2026 development agenda
Da Nang has placed investment attraction at the heart of its 2026 development agenda, focuseing on maximising the effectiveness of the two-tier local government model and special policy mechanisms, while accelerating investment inflows to support economic expansion and social security.
In detail, Da Nang will focus on developing its high-tech park and innovation centres, proposing targeted incentives to attract high-tech foreign investment and research and development activities. Infrastructure development remains central, with emphasis on regional transport connectivity, logistics facilities and port infrastructure.
Administrative reform and digital transformation are also expected to play a critical role in supporting investors and ensuring the timely implementation of large-scale projects.
Included are Lang Van Village, Danang Downtown, the comprehensive investment and construction of the Lien Chieu Container Port, the Ba Na-Suoi Mo Ecotourism Area, and phase 2 of the Nam Hoi An Integrated Resort.
The city officials note that recent national policy adjustments have created a more open and flexible legal framework for Da Nang, helping remove long-standing bottlenecks related to land and stalled projects.
These changes are expected to unlock significant investment resources, strengthening the city’s position as a competitive destination for strategic, high-quality and environmentally sustainable projects in Central Vietnam.
