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Dong Nai Province’s People’s Committee has issued administrative penalties against several foreign-invested companies for violations of investment planning regulations. The authorities said the cases involved failures to implement investment projects in line with required planning and reporting procedures, with fines ranging up to tens of millions of dong per case.
Paizes Trading Vietnam Co., Ltd., based in Dai Giay Industrial Park, Dai Giay commune, was fined 85 million VND for not adjusting project progress according to actual deployment.
Fursys VN Co., Ltd. (Nhon Trach VI Industrial Park, Phuoc An commune), led by General Director Sim Kyusung, received a 85 million VND fine for failing to adjust project progress as required.
Cascoo Industrial Co., Ltd. (Bac Dong Phu Industrial Park, Dong Phu commune) was fined 85 million VND for not adjusting both the project progress and the capital-contribution schedule according to actual deployment.
Sanjin (Vietnam) Electronics Co., Ltd. (Viet Kieu Industrial Park, Binh Long ward), headed by Zhao Junw, was fined 85 million VND for violations related to both capital and project progress, after failing to adjust to actual conditions.
In addition to the administrative fines, the People’s Committee required the above units to redo procedures in accordance with the law.
According to Dong Nai’s People’s Committee, the repeated detection of violations and the issuance of penalties indicate that investment supervision is being tightened. The authorities said the move is intended to clean up the investment environment, improve transparency and fairness, and provide a basis to assess the effectiveness of local planning and development orientation.
As of the end of 2025, Dong Nai province had attracted more than 2,200 foreign-invested enterprises with total registered capital of over USD 3.3 billion. In Q1 of this year, Dong Nai attracted USD 757 million in FDI, while revenue from the foreign-invested sector was estimated at over 8.8 trillion VND, up 27% year on year.
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