The People's Committee of Dong Nai City has issued Decision No. 105/2026/QD-UBND dated October 29, 2026, providing a 30% reduction in land lease fees in industrial zones, industrial clusters and technology incubators. It is a concrete step in supporting the private sector in one of the country's leading industrial localities.
Who benefits?
- High-tech enterprises in the private economic sector;
- Small and medium-sized enterprises as defined by law;
- Innovative startups recognised under regulations.
The legal basis is Clause 6, Article 7 of National Assembly Resolution No. 198/2025/QH15 and Decree No. 20/2026/ND-CP. The reduction will be reimbursed from the budget to infrastructure investors via the State Treasury of Region XVII; investors must request reimbursement within 12 months of settlement.
Clear coordination
The Department of Finance will appraise and allocate funding; the Department of Industry and Trade, the Management Board of Industrial Zones, the City Economic Zone and the Department of Science and Technology will monitor and compile lists; tax and social insurance agencies will confirm eligibility data. Lists and funding estimates go to the Department of Finance by June 15 each year, with results reported to the City People's Committee by November 15 and to the Ministry of Finance by November 30.
An industrial land advantage
Dong Nai has 89 industrial zones covering 43,386 hectares, of which 44 are established and operating and 45 are planned for 2021–2030. With a large land bank and lower lease costs, the locality gains an additional edge in attracting tech firms, SMEs and startups into production chains.
Key takeaways
- A 30% land lease fee cut in industrial zones, clusters and tech incubators under Decision 105/2026/QD-UBND.
- Beneficiaries: private high-tech firms, SMEs and innovative startups.
- The budget reimburses infrastructure investors for the reduction, making the scheme workable.