Under the industrial development planning of the Mekong Delta’s Tien Giang province to 2020 and vision to 2030, it plans to have 27 industrial clusters on an area of over 1,000 ha. Five industrial clusters - Trung An, Tan My Chanh, Song Thuan, An Thanh, and Gia Thuan 1 - are now in operation on an area of nearly 159 ha.
North-central Thanh Hoa province has decided to establish the Hai Long - Xuan Khang industrial cluster in Nhu Thanh district, on a total area of nearly 49 ha and with investment of VND350 billion ($14.92 million). The project is expected to be put into use from the second quarter of 2025.
The Hai Duong Provincial People’s Committee has decided to establish two new industrial clusters, including Tu Cuong industrial cluster on an area of 41.5 ha, and Tu Cuong - Chi Lang Bac industrial cluster on 75 ha. Tu Cuong - Chi Lang Bac is an ecological, green, clean, and synchronous industrial cluster in terms of technical infrastructure and meets environmental standards.
The Mekong Delta’s Hau Giang province has set a target of investing nearly VND4 trillion ($174.73 million) in the 2021-2025 period in technical infrastructure at ten industrial clusters with a total area of nearly 550 ha, and to boost occupancy to over 80 per cent. The province also plans to develop five additional industrial clusters by 2050, bringing the total to 15 with a total area of nearly 908 ha.
Central Quang Nam province will support between 50 and 100 per cent of site clearance costs and infrastructure investment costs for industrial clusters, with total investment of VND250 billion ($11.02 million).
As of mid-August, only 1,077 out of 3,600 enterprises and production facilities at industrial clusters in Hanoi were still operating. The capital is identifying solutions to help businesses and at the same time reach the goal of focusing on the development of clean, high-tech, and environmentally-friendly industrial production.
