Laos' special economic zones attracted over US$520mil investment in 2023


VIENTIANE: A total of 178 companies have invested in Special Economic Zones (SEZs) across Laos, with a total investment of more than US$520 million and a registered capital of more than $178 million.

The investors included 127 companies that invested in the services sector, 18 in the industrial sector, 30 in the trade sector, and three in the agricultural sector, according to a Laopattana report on Wednesday (Jan 3).

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