The province is now home to around 2,200 businesses having export-import activities with 180 countries. The province’s export turnover accounts for 63.2% of total industrial production value. Markets like South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hongkong and the US occupy 60.2% of the province’s total export value. The province’s main export products included woodwork with 11.6% in total export value; footwear with 11.3%, garment-textile with 10.2%; electronic components with 6.7%.
Accordingly, the province’s export turnover in April was estimated at more than US$2billion, down 4.8% compared to the previous month, up 5.4% against the same period last year. The figure over the past four months was more than US$8billion, up 5.4% against the corresponding period. Of these, the domestic investment sector was more than US$1.37million, up 3.6% against the same period last year while the foreign investment sector was more than US$6.63million, up 5.8%.
Reported by Triet Nhan-Translated by K.T
