In Quang Ngai, 30 investors have disbursement rates below the national average.

Photo caption — The Dung Quat - Sa Huynh coastal road is being constructed at an accelerated pace. (Photo: Quoc Khanh/TTXVN)

Of these, Tra Cau ward had the lowest disbursement rate (0%); followed by Tay Tra Bong commune (5%); Department of Internal Affairs (12.6%); Dak Sao commune (24.4%); Kon Dao commune (28.5%); Ia Dal commune (29.3%)...

Mr. Nguyen Van Trong, Deputy Director of the Department of Finance, explained that the main reason for the low disbursement rate of public investment capital is due to difficulties and obstacles in compensation and land clearance; many projects lack land for construction. In addition, investors and localities still lack decisiveness in organizing and implementing projects.

According to Mr. Nguyen Van Trong, the deadline for adjusting capital as stipulated by the Law on Public Investment has passed. The Department has strived to advise the Provincial People's Committee on managing the capital plan to ensure the disbursement capacity of each project. However, with the remaining time until the fiscal year is very short, the Department requests the Provincial People's Committee to direct the project owners to focus, be more decisive, and make greater efforts to achieve the highest possible disbursement rate; in particular, special attention must be paid to national target programs and capital carried over from 2024 to 2025 (in cases where the carried-over capital is not fully disbursed due to subjective reasons, the province will take measures to address the issue with the project owners).

Based on reports from project owners and the State Treasury of Region XV, as of November 30, 2025, the total disbursed value in the province reached VND 5,146 billion, equivalent to 65.4% of the public investment capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister at the beginning of the year (VND 7,866 billion); and 62.9% of the capital plan allocated and supplemented during the year (VND 8,184 billion).

According to the tax authorities' forecast, revenue from land use fees in 2025 will exceed 895 billion VND/1,940 billion VND as planned (1,882 billion VND for public investment capital and 58 billion VND for other development investment expenditures); including the capital to compensate for the land fee revenue shortfall from increased revenue and expenditure savings in 2024 (over 104 billion VND), the land fee revenue shortfall will be approximately over 940 billion VND.

In addition, revenue from the restructuring and handling of state-owned houses and land is not expected to be collected, resulting in a shortfall of 40 billion VND. Therefore, the total planned capital without the input of Tabmis (Treasury and Budget Management Information System) is approximately over 980 billion VND.

It is projected that by the end of the fiscal year, approximately 6,380 billion VND will be disbursed, equivalent to 81.1% of the capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister at the beginning of the year and 78% of the capital plan allocated and supplemented during the year. If calculated based on actual capital sources, it is projected that by January 31, 2026, the province's disbursement rate will reach 92.6% of the actual capital plan assigned by the Prime Minister at the beginning of the year and over 88% of the actual capital plan allocated and supplemented during the year.

The remaining undisbursed capital amounts to over 2,140 billion VND. This includes a shortfall of over 980 billion VND from land use fees and revenue from the restructuring and handling of state-owned houses and land; approximately 568 billion VND for national target programs; and 595 billion VND allocated to projects that were not disbursed (Dung Quat - Sa Huynh coastal road phase IIa, component 1; embankment to prevent erosion and beautify the landscape on the southern bank of the Tra Khuc River; Hoang Sa - Doc Soi road...).

The province has also disbursed approximately 1,236 billion VND of funds carried over from 2024 to 2025, equivalent to 56% of the plan. It is expected that by the end of 2025, over 1,740 billion VND will have been disbursed; the remaining undisbursed capital is 464 billion VND.

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