Vietnam's industrial zones attract investors| Vietnam Today

In Hung Yen province, this company is breaking ground for 60 million US dollar projects. Just months ago, the same investor poured 91 million US dollar into Bac Ninh province. Why Vietnam? We are seeing strong demands in industrial and logistic properties. The new land law and housing law, which actually issued in 2024, take into effect from 2025. This clears out quite a lot of ambiguities in the past. The recent FDZ, which is Free Trade Zone Initiative, and incentive will play a great part in attracting FDIs. This trend extends beyond a single enterprise. Across the provinces of Nghe An, Thanh Hoa and Ho Chi Minh City, a series of new industrial real estate projects have attracted investments worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Available land, ready-to-use infrastructure, and integrated services are the key factors driving this growth. Vietnam's industrial zones are currently the strongest magnets for FDI. They match both our development strategy and investors' site selection needs. Within these zones, critical issues such as land, utilities and supporting infrastructures are already managed by the zone developers. Investors simply need to negotiate lease terms and duration, then comply with Vietnam's regulations and the zone management board's rules. Looking ahead, with major infrastructure projects underway and continued commitments to streamline investment procedures, Vietnam's industrial real estate is expected to sustain its momentum. Experts believe this will remain a key economic driver, further strengthening the country's position in regional supply chains.