Dong Nai City's GRDP rose 10.01% in the first nine months of 2026, with Q3 up 10.21%, putting the city on track for its 11% full-year target. In Q3, industry and construction grew 12.49% and accounted for nearly 68% of overall growth. Budget revenue reached VND 76,722.26 billion by end-September, over 76% of the estimate and up nearly 20%, while eight-month exports topped $24 billion, up over 6%, with foreign-invested firms making up nearly 74%. The city welcomed 4.456 million visitors in nine months, about 77% of the annual plan.
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