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PHU THO PROJECTS FOR INVESTMENT INVITATION No, Investment Sector / Project name Investment Location I INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX INFRASTRUCTURE 1 Construction investment and infrastructure business in Phu Gia industrial complex Phu Ninh district 2 Construction investment and infrastructure business in Tan Phu industrial complex Tan Son disttrict 3 Construction investment and infrastructure business in Luong Son industrial complex Yen Lap district 4 Construction investment and infrastructure business in Soc Dang industrial complex Doan Hung district II URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT AND TRAFFIC INFRASTRUCTURE 5 Ngoc Hoa street project and infrastructure in the roadside Viet Tri city 6 Road and infrastructure in the two sides of extended Hai Ba Trung street Viet Tri city 7 Thanh Minh - Tram Sat urban project Phu Tho town III INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURED PROJECT 8 Factory project of manufacturing and assembling the electronic and electric components Trung Ha IZ, Phu Ha IZ, Cam Khe IZ 9 Project of MDF, HDF industrial wood manufactured factory Soc Dang IZ 10 Project of pharmaceautical manufactured factory Phu Ha IZ, Trung Ha IZ 11 Manufactured project of agricultural machines industrial zones IV PROJECT OF TOURISM, RESORT AND ENTERTAINMENT 12 Thanh Xuyen golf luxury services project Thanh Thuy dist., Thanh Son dist. 13 Thac Mo tourism services project Thanh Son district 14 Lac Long Quan - Au Co project, Van Lang tourism zone Viet Tri city V HIGH-TECH AGRICULTURE PROJECTS 15 High technology applications on growing vegetables and fruites project Lam Thao district 16 Phu Tho medical plants project Tan Son district VI PROJECT OF MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL 17 Regional Practise Genneral Hospital project of Phu Tho province Viet Tri city 18 Endocrine - Cardiovascular Hospital project for Phu Tho province Viet Tri city 19 Phu Tho international vocation college project Viet Tri city, Phu Tho town MS - PT - 01 Description of location: Phu Gia Industrial Complex is 5 km far from Highway No.2, IC.8 intersections (the Noi Bai - Lao Cai) 6 km, 10 km far from the railway station of Phu Duc (Hanoi - Lao Cai Railway), 10 km far from An Dao river (Lo river) port, 60 km far from Noi Bai International Airport and 200 km from Hai Phong Sea Port. Traffic Infrastructure has basically completed, so it is very convenient for cargo transportation on roads, railways and waterways. Industrial complex boundaries: In the Northern East is bordering with Go hamlet, Trai Man Hill, Phú Nham commune; in the Southern East bordering with Cay Mit Hill, Phu Nham commune; in the Southern West is bordering with on district roads P4 and in the Northern West is bordering with district roads P2 PROJECT OF CONSTRUCTION INVESTMENT LOCATION: PROJECT PLANNING BASED ON: POLICIES ON In the area of 3 communes; Phu Loc, Gia Thanh AND INFRASTRUCTURE Decision No 99/2008/QĐ-TTg dated 14/07/2008 by the Prime and Phu Nham, Phu Ninh distric, Phu Tho province Minister on the overview project of socio-economic develop- PREFERENCE, INVESTMENT BUSINESS IN PHU GIA ment of Phu Tho province until 2020 SCOPE: Decision No 39/2011/NQ-HĐND dated 11/12/2011 by the AIDS OF PROVINCE Project area of 40ha. Including the construction People’s Council of Phu Tho Province on the Industrial De- investment of items: Leveling, traffic, drainage, INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX velopment Project of Phu Tho province in the period of 2011- green trees, sewage, electric supply and water 2020, oriented until 2030 FOR THE LAND CLEARANCE: supply… Decision No 105/2009/QĐ-TTg dated 19/08/2009 by the OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT: Phu Tho Province is responsible for directing the de- Prime Minister on control regulation of industrial complex; partments, branches concerned in organizing to land PRESENT CONDITION OF LAND USE: To invest in building an industrial complex with comprehen- Decision No 2484/2007/QĐ-UBND dated 01/10/2007 by the acquisition, compensating for ground clearance, sup- sively technical infrastructure to meet the requirements of Mainly in perennial crops soil, production forest People’s Committee of Phu Tho province on approving for the porting for the quickest resettlement as regulated business and production investors, with priority given to the land, resident land, traffic land. development overview project of zones, complex of industry- Industrial Mode applied with clean technology and minimiz- handicraft in the area of Phu Tho province for the period of ing the environmental pollution with major industries: FOR THE TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE: TOTAL EXPECTED INVESTMENT: 2006-2010 and oriented until 2020 Mineral processing industries; Supporting for electric supply, water supply, commu- Approximately 200 billion Vietnamese dongs The legal documents according to the current regulations. nications and traffic roads to the fence of Industrial Manufactured Industry of construction materials; Complex. TYPE OF INVESTMENT: Processing Industry of agricultural and forest products; THE PREFERENTIAL AND SUPPORTIVE POLICIES: 100% capital owned enterprises and joint ventures Manufactured Industry of consumed goods, textile; For the land: Exempted from land rent fees during the construc- FOR THE EMPLOYMENT: Production of stockbreeding food; handicrafts,... tion time, but maximumly not over 03 years and exempted from Supporting for recruitment, suitable labor training on PROGRESS OF PROJECT EXECUTION: land rent fees for 11 years. the project. Investor proposes. THE SOCIAL - ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY: For the import and export duties: Exempted from the import and After Phu Gia Industrial Complex has been completed that export duties on the machinery equipments on creating the fixed FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES: ACTUAL SITUATION OF THE PROJECT: will become a motive to attract the investors to invest in busi- assets of enterprise. Solving the administrative procedures under the mecha- Has been planned to use the Industrial Complex ness production in the provincial area, support for solving the Business income tax: 17% preferential tax rate within 10 years, nism of “One Connecting Door”, the Investors submit the Land, clearance has not been carried out, without employment problem, promote the socio-economic develop- tax exemption for 02 years, decreasing at 50% of tax payable in file and receive the results in parts “One Connecting Door” infrastructure investors. ment of the local. the next 04 years. in Phu Tho Department of Planning and Investment 4 PHU THO - PROJECTS FOR INVESTMENT INVITATION INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX INFRASTRUCTURE 5 MS - PT - 02 Description of location: It is about 70 km far from Viet Tri City Cen- ter; about 115 km far from Hanoi Center; about 240 km far from Hai Phong Sea Port on the National Road No 32 (on the road from Hanoi to the provinces of Lao Cai, Son La, Dien Bien), so it is very convenient for cargo transportation on roads; Industrial complex boundaries: In the North- ern East bordering with the resettling area of Tan Phu district; In the Southern East bor- dering with the project area of new resident land; In the Northern West bordering with the perennial crop hill of Tan Phu commune; In the Southern West bordering with the nursery PROJECT OF CONSTRUCTION garden project area and old resident area. INVESTMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE POLICIES ON LOCATION: BUSINESS IN TAN PHU Tan Phu Commune, Tan Son district, Phu Tho PROJECT PLANNING BASED ON: PREFERENCE, INVESTMENT province, Vietnam Decision No 99/2008/QĐ-TTg dated 14/07/2008 by the INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX Prime Minister on the overview project of socio-economic AIDS OF PROVINCE SCOPE: development of Phu Tho province until 2020 Project area of 45ha (in the period of 2016 - Decision No 2013/QĐ-UBND dated 25/08/2015 by the Peo- 2020),. Including the construction investment ple’s Committee of Phu Tho province on establishing Tan OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT: FOR THE LAND CLEARANCE: of items: Leveling, traffic, drainage, green trees, Phu Industry Complex, Tan Son district, Phu Tho province Construction Investment and Infrastructure Business of Tan Phu Tho Province is responsible for directing the de- sewage, electric supply and water supply... Decision No 39/2011/NQ-HĐND dated 11/12/2011 by the Phu Industrial Complex, with priority given to the Industrial partments, branches concerned in organizing to land People’s Council of Phu Tho Province on the Industrial De- Mode applied with clean technology and minimizing the envi- acquisition, compensating for ground clearance, sup- PRESENT CONDITION OF LAND USE: velopment Project of Phu Tho province in the period of 2011- ronmental pollution with major industries: porting for the quickest resettlement as regulated Mainly in perennial crops soil, forestry produc- 2020, oriented until 2030 Industy of mining, processing the minerals tion land, unused land, traffic land Decision No 105/2009/QĐ-TTg dated 19/08/2009 by the FOR THE TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE: Industry of Assembling Mechanics Prime Minister on control regulation of industrial complex; Supporting for electric supply, water supply, commu- TOTAL EXPECTED INVESTMENT: Manufactured Industry of Construction Materials The legal documents according to the current regulations. nications and traffic roads to the fence of Industrial Approximately 250 billion Vietnamese dongs Processing Industry of Agriculture, Forestry, Seafood, Food Complex. Manufactured Industry of Beverage and Garment Textile THE PREFERENTIAL AND SUPPORTIVE POLICIES: TYPE OF INVESTMENT: Traditional Manufactured Industry at local (Furniture, wood For the land: Exempted from land rent fees during the basic FOR THE EMPLOYMENT: 100% capital
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