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Hai Phong City plans to build 15 new industrial parks of more than 6,200 hectares

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Hai Phong City plans to expand Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone (EZ) and at the same time deploy the construction of 15 new industrial parks with a total area of up to 6,200 hectares.

According to the Hai Phong City Planning Report for the period 2021 – 2030 and vision to 2050, the draft version has been submitted to the City People’s Committee for comments, Hai Phong plans to expand Dinh Vu economic zone (EZ) – Cat Hai and deploying the construction of 15 new industrial parks (IPs) with a total area of over 6,200 hectares.

Construction of 15 new industrial parks

According to the Hai Phong City Planning Report for the period 2021 – 2030 and vision to 2050 – the draft has been consulted by the City People’s Committee, Hai Phong plans to expand the economic zone (EZ) Dinh Vu – Cat Hai and deploying the construction of 15 new industrial parks (IPs) with a total area of over 6,200 hectares.

Specifically, according to the planning approved by the Prime Minister in previous stages, Hai Phong currently has a Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone with an area of 22,540 hectares and 25 planned industrial parks with a total area of 12,702 hectares.

Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone is expected to be expanded in the Cat Hai island area and Lach Huyen port to meet the growing development needs of this area as well as the city in general.

Regarding industrial parks that have been put into operation, as of 2020, the city has 12 industrial parks in operation, investment, construction and infrastructure business (8 industrial parks located in Dinh Vu – Cat Hai EZ with an area area of 5,230 hectares and 4 industrial parks outside the economic zone with an area of 768 hectares).

The average occupancy rate of operating industrial parks is over 62.5%. Among them, some industrial parks have reached 100% occupancy rate such as: MP Dinh Vu Industrial Park, Nomura Industrial Park, Trang Due Industrial Park (phase 1, phase 2), Dinh Vu Industrial Park (1+2), Do Industrial Park Paint. The average investment rate reaches 9 million USD/ha.

Regarding new planned industrial parks, according to Action Program No. 76 of the Standing Committee of the City Party Committee, in the period 2021 – 2025, Hai Phong city plans to deploy the construction of 15 new industrial parks with a total area area of over 6,200 hectares.

Among them, there are 6 industrial parks that are focusing on implementing new establishment procedures with a total area of 2,758 hectares, including: Xuan Cau Industrial Park Project (post-port services) with an area of 752 hectares located in Dinh Economic Zone. Vu – Cat Hai; and 5 projects have submitted applications for investment policy approval at the Ministry of Planning and Investment including: Nam Trang Cat Industrial Park, Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park, Tien Thanh Industrial Park, expanded Trang Due Industrial Park, Giang Bien II Industrial Park.

There are 10 projects that are completing processes and procedures for implementation (total area of 3,466 hectares) including: Cau Cuu Industrial Park, An Hoa Industrial Park, An Hung – Dai Ban Industrial Park, Vinh Quang Industrial Park, Ngu Phuc – Kien Thuy Industrial Park , Tan Trao Industrial Park – Kien Thuy; Sao Mai Industrial Park (Tien Lang 1), Vinh Quang Shipbuilding Industrial Park (Tien Lang 2), Cai Trap Industrial Park, Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park (phase 2).

In addition, the city also proposed 7 more industrial parks including: Ben Rung 2 Industrial Park, Industrial Park on Cat Hai Island – Lach Huyen (Lach Huyen 1 Industrial Park, Lach Huyen 2 Industrial Park, Lach Huyen 3 Industrial Park – Vinfast, Lach Huyen Industrial Park 4 – Industrial combined with Logistic), Tien Lang Airport Industrial Park, Tam Hung – Ngu Lao Industrial Park.

Establishment of 26 industrial clusters
Regarding industrial cluster planning, in the period 2020 – 2025, Hai Phong has established 26 industrial clusters (CCN), including two expanded industrial clusters, Tien Lang Town IC and An Hong Shipbuilding IC.

List of 26 industrial clusters:

NO

Locality

CCN

1

An Lao district Cam Van Industrial Park (34.88 hectares); Chien Thang Industrial Park (30 hectares); An Tho Industrial Park (50 hectares); Cua Hoat – Quan Thang Industrial Park (45 hectares); Quang Hung Industrial Park (50 hectares)

2

Kien Thuy district Tan Trao Industrial Park (75 hectares); Doan Xa Industrial Park (62.3ha)

3

Thuy Nguyen district Cao Nhan – Kien Bai Industrial Park (45 hectares); Kenh Giang – Dong Son Industrial Park (70 hectares); Kien Bai Industrial Park (45 hectares); Thuy Nguyen mechanical and foundry cluster (30 hectares)

4

Tien Lang district Tien Cuong I Industrial Park (27 hectares); Tien Cuong II Industrial Park (48.7 hectares); Tien Cuong III Industrial Park (44 hectares); Dai Thang Industrial Park (21.3 hectares); Quang Phuc Industrial Park (50 hectares); Quyet Tien Industrial Park (75 hectares);

Tien Lang town industrial cluster (49.64 hectares); Tien Lang town industrial cluster expansion (25 hectares)

5

Vinh Bao district Giang Bien Industrial Park (58 hectares); Dung Tien – Giang Bien Industrial Park (50 hectares); Nam Am Industrial Park (40 hectares); Co Am craft village industrial complex (20 hectares)

6

An Duong district Trang Due auxiliary industrial cluster (Hong Phong commune) (75 hectares);

An Hong Industrial Park (41.7 hectares); An Hong Shipbuilding Complex (expansion) (63.83 hectares)

7

Cat Hai island district Cat Hai fish sauce craft village cluster (17.04 hectares)Thus, Hai Phong is expected to have 5 main industrial development areas with the following content::

No

Area

Industrial park retained

Industrial Park added

Industrial park abandoned

Development

1 Dinh Vu – Cat Hai industrial development area associated with the seaport of Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone Industrial areas of Dinh Vu, Nam Dinh Vu, Nam Trang Cat, Lach Huyen Industrial development areas: Cai Trap Island, expanded Lach Huyen (Cat Hai)… Prioritize the development of electronic industries, household electrical appliances, mechanical engineering, marine transportation supporting industries, IT technology supporting industries, logistics…
2 Northern industrial development area Thuy Nguyen industrial area – VSIP, Ben Rung industrial area, Minh Duc – Trang Kenh Tam Hung – Ngu Lao industrial area and Ben Rung 2 (Thuy Nguyen) Gia Minh and Gia Duc industrial areas Encourage the application of clean technology to old industrial areas, develop multi-industry general industry, precision engineering, production of components and spare parts for mechanical machines, high technology applications…
3 Western industrial development area (along National Highway 10) Nam Cau Kien industrial area, Nomura, An Hung – Dai Ban, An Duong, Trang Due, Cau Cuu Trang Due industrial area phase 3 Prioritize the development of mechanical industry that manufactures mechanical products to serve key economic sectors, precision mechanics, production of mechanical parts and spare parts with high technology applications…
4 Southwest industrial development area (around Vinh Bao town) Industrial areas of An Hoa, Giang Bien II, Vinh Quang (Vinh Bao); Dung Tien and Tien Thanh industrial clusters Vinh Bao town industrial park Prioritize the development of multi-industry industry to support key industries, processing and high-tech applications…
5 Southeast industrial development area (along Van Uc River and coastal highway) Vinh Quang industrial area (renamed Tien Lang 1 Industrial Park and Tien Lang 2 Industrial Park), Ngu Phuc – Kien Thuy, Tien Lang, Tan Trao, Chien Thang, An Tho industrial clusters Doan Xa, Tam Cuong – Vinh Bao industrial areas, Tien Lang airport industrial areas Prioritize the development of multi-industry industry, mechanical manufacturing of oversized and super heavy mechanical products, ships, aviation support industry, new materials industry, IT technology support industry, biotechnology

Diagram of Hai Phong City’s industrial development plan for the period 2021 – 2030, vision to 2050:

Diagram of Hai Phong City’s industrial development plan for the period 2021 – 2030, vision to 2050. (Screenshot).

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Ho Chi Minh City’s Largest Industrial Park Set to Resolve Land Issues, Hundreds of Hectares Ready for Lease

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Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park is ready to welcome investors with 145 hectares of developed industrial land and 100 hectares of land under infrastructure development.

On the evening of January 20 (the 21st day of the 12th lunar month), Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park—the largest industrial park in Ho Chi Minh City—hosted the program “Celebrating Tet with Workers, Welcoming the Lunar New Year 2025.” This marks the 15th year that Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park has brought Tet celebrations to its workers.

Workers in Difficult Circumstances at Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park Receive Tet Gifts

During the event, Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park JSC, in collaboration with enterprises in the park, distributed 500 Tet gift packages to workers facing difficult circumstances.

Speaking at the program, Mr. Huynh Bao Duc, General Director of Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park JSC, stated:
“Our company is always ready to collaborate with Nha Be District People’s Committee and other departments in community activities to support local residents. As we enter 2025, the legal barriers related to land issues will be resolved. Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park is prepared to welcome investors to Nha Be District with 145 hectares of developed industrial land and 100 hectares under infrastructure development. This is a significant foundation and motivation for Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park to continue contributing to the growth of the local area and Ho Chi Minh City.”

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Thai Nguyen Launches Industrial Park Project Worth Over VND 4,000 Billion

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Yen Binh 3 Industrial Park (Phu Binh District), with an investment capital of over VND 4,000 billion, has been granted its investment registration certificate, with a project duration of 50 years.

On January 20, according to Lao Dong Newspaper, the Management Board of Thai Nguyen Industrial Parks awarded the Investment Registration Certificate for the Yen Binh 3 Industrial Park Infrastructure Construction and Business Project.

The ceremony for awarding the Investment Registration Certificate for the Yen Binh 3 Industrial Park Project in Thai Nguyen. Photo: Thai Nguyen Electronic Information Portal.

The ceremony for awarding the Investment Registration Certificate for the Yen Binh 3 Industrial Park Project in Thai Nguyen. Photo: Thai Nguyen Electronic Information Portal.

The project, with a total investment capital of VND 4,139.39 billion, spans 295.34 hectares and is invested by BMK Group Joint Stock Company. It will be developed in two communes: Diem Thuy and Nga My (Phu Binh, Thai Nguyen), with an operating duration of 50 years.

As previously reported by Lao Dong Newspaper, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha signed Decision No. 50/QD-TTg on January 8, 2025, approving the investment policy for the project.

Accordingly, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, along with other relevant ministries, is responsible for appraising and managing the project in compliance with legal regulations.

The People’s Committee of Thai Nguyen Province is tasked with ensuring the accuracy of the information, aligning land-use planning with the project’s requirements, and addressing land recovery, compensation, and resettlement issues in accordance with the law. It is also responsible for overseeing land-use changes within the project area.

Any land allocation or lease, particularly involving public land, must strictly comply with legal regulations to ensure no loss of state assets.

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Bac Ninh Accelerates Land Clearance for Two Industrial Parks

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Bac Ninh Province has called for the acceleration of land clearance for Nam Son – Hap Linh Industrial Park and Dai Dong – Hoan Son Industrial Park (Phase II).

The Bac Ninh People’s Committee recently issued a statement summarizing the conclusions of Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi during a meeting on the progress of land clearance for the following projects: Nam Son – Hap Linh Industrial Park, Dai Dong – Hoan Son Industrial Park (Phase II), and the Tri Phuong II Pump Station irrigation channel.

Inside an industrial park in Bac Ninh Province. Photo: Van Truong

Inside an industrial park in Bac Ninh Province. Photo: Van Truong

The statement highlighted that Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi chaired the meeting, which included representatives from provincial departments, agencies, local authorities, and organizations such as the Provincial Military Command, the Office of the Provincial People’s Committee, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Bac Ninh Industrial Park Management Board, the People’s Committee of Tien Du District, the Bac Ninh Land Development Center, and relevant project management boards and investors, including Kinh Bac Urban Development Corporation and SaigonTel.

After listening to reports, suggestions, and feedback from the departments and stakeholders, Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi concluded:

It is essential to accelerate land clearance for the above-mentioned industrial park infrastructure projects to prepare sites for upcoming projects in the industrial parks.

Key tasks assigned include:

  • For the 25.17-hectare land clearance at Nam Son – Hap Linh Industrial Park, the Tien Du District People’s Committee must focus on determining land prices, assessing and approving compensation plans, and conducting outreach to residents. The goal is to complete the approval and compensation process before January 22, 2025.
  • For the remaining area of Dai Dong – Hoan Son Industrial Park (Phase II) in Vinh Phu Hamlet, Phat Tich Commune, the Tien Du District People’s Committee will coordinate with relevant units and SaigonTel to encourage residents to relocate remaining graves, provide resettlement support, and finalize compensation and land recovery procedures to enable the investor to complete the park’s infrastructure.

Bac Ninh currently has 14 industrial parks and 26 industrial clusters in operation, employing nearly 450,000 workers.

In 2024, Bac Ninh’s foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows are estimated at $4.8 billion, the highest in the country.

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