A.P. Moller–Maersk has launched its first bonded warehouse in Vietnam, situated in the SLP Park in Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park, Haiphong.
Taseco Land has initiated construction on its inaugural industrial park, Taseco Dong Van 3, located in Duy Tien district, Ha Nam province. The development aims to rapidly establish infrastructure to attract foreign investment into Vietnam.
The Tokyo-based multifaceted company seeks to expand two of its three industrial parks in the country, to cater to the industrial growth and expansion of many FDI companies in the country.
Korea Land & Housing Corporation (LH) and Vietnam’s TDH Ecoland will be conducting feasibility study for a project on setting up a green industrial park (IP) in Hung Yen province.
Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung has recently approved a plan to revive an industrial park project in Hai Duong province, which had been abandoned by Taiwanese investors for nearly a decade.
In the next three years, Hang Huu Huynh Waste Water Treatment Joint Stock Company, owned by entrepreneur Huynh Uy Dung, will pour about $432 million to build 100 wastewater treatment plants in environmental pollution hotspots across the country.
Thailand-based Amata Group, the world's leading industrial city developer has commenced the construction of the Song Khoai industrial park, the first phase of the Amata City Halong project, on an area of 714 hectares.
While leading investors in the world are looking to industrial hot spots such as Dong Nai and Quang Ninh, Thailand based WHA Industrial Development Group chose Nghe An province, the northern central area of Vietnam, as its first overseas destination.
The move to industrial park construction can be considered as a new step for Coteccons in the context that domestic demand for residential real estate is gradually saturated.
Hoang Quan Mekong company and Ty Bach company has entered into an $8.2 million land rental contract in which the former has subleased 18.2 hectares in Binh Minh industrial park to the latter to construct an export-oriented footwear factory.
Ho Chi Minh City plans to open a new industrial park with the total area of about 26,000ha in 2018; however, many enterprises are concerned that the city will repeat the same mistakes if the city does not take it into consideration.
Besides the industrial park in Long An province was offered for sale at nearly VND10 trillion (US$441 million) through the auction, Sacombank is also selling many real estate assets worth to trillions VND in Ho Chi Minh city (HCMC) and Binh Duong province.
The two billion-dollar projects in which investment is called for are identified as the construction of a Railroad to Hai Phong International Port and the Industrial Park for Japanese companies in the North.
The largest ever industrial park (IP) in the central coastal province Quang Tri looms by the the joint partnership of Sembcorp, Amata and Sumitomo as investors of all fields are given the "super first" priority and privilege.
