According to the plan, by 2030, the whole province will have 115 industrial clusters (ICs) with a total area of 5,267.25 hectares. To date, 45 ICs have been established (with infrastructure investors) with a total area of more than 1,633 hectares. In early 2024, positive signals have come to a number of ICs in the area, with the expectation of gradually improving the delay in infrastructure investment in ICs, creating favorable conditions for secondary investors to lease land to develop production and business.
Bac Hoang Hoa Industrial Park (Hoang Hoa) has invested in synchronous infrastructure, creating favorable conditions for attracting investment.
In early April, the Tho Nguyen Industrial Park Infrastructure Construction Investment Project was officially started in Xuan Hong Commune (Tho Xuan). The project covers an area of over 18 hectares, with a total investment of 100 billion VND invested by Vietnam Urban and Industrial Park Development Investment Joint Stock Company. According to Mr. Hoang Van Dong, Chairman of Tho Xuan District People's Committee, this is one of the key industrial infrastructure projects in Tho Xuan District in the period of 2021-2025. With industries: Garment, footwear; agricultural and food processing, wood processing projects, handicrafts; mechanics, construction materials production, metal products, metal components and accessories, groups of electrical, electronic, telecommunications, refrigeration projects and other industries according to the provisions of law, the planning is very suitable for the development needs and abundant labor resources of the locality. In addition to contributing to the gradual completion of a synchronous and modern infrastructure according to the construction plan, attracting businesses to invest in the locality, the project also creates opportunities to move production facilities into industrial parks to manage environmental sanitation, ensure security and order, increase budget revenue and create more jobs for about 10,000 local workers.
Recently, in Hau Loc district, Thuan Loc Industrial Park was officially established with an area of nearly 24 hectares, a total investment of more than 208 billion VND, invested by T&T Tourism Investment Joint Stock Company. The planned industries in this industrial park are: Garment and leather shoe production, furniture, electricity, electronics, product manufacturing, spare parts, assembly and repair of machinery and equipment serving agricultural and rural production; auto parts, wood furniture production, handicrafts, animal feed, poultry, construction materials.
According to the approval decision, the progress of investment in Thuan Loc Industrial Park is divided into very specific stages. In particular, from the second quarter of 2024, relevant units will immediately start completing construction investment procedures. From the first quarter of 2025, compensation and support for site clearance (construction licensing procedures) will be carried out. At the same time, the construction of internal roads, sidewalks, high-voltage and low-voltage power systems for production and commercial service units, public lighting systems, water supply and drainage systems, fire prevention and fighting systems, internal communication systems will be implemented. From the first quarter of 2027 to the end of the third quarter of 2027, the project will complete the construction of the industrial park management and operation area; receive secondary investors to carry out investment procedures for production and business projects in the industrial park; complete the project, clean and hand over the project for use.
According to the Department of Industrial Management (Department of Industry and Trade), up to now, the province has 2 industrial parks that have completed the entire infrastructure of the industrial park, qualified to attract secondary investment projects, which are Thai Thang Industrial Park (Hoang Hoa) and Van Ha Town Industrial Park (Thieu Hoa); 3 industrial parks have completed the infrastructure of the industrial park in phases, qualified to attract secondary investment projects, which are Bac Hoang Hoa Industrial Park (Hoang Hoa); Hoa Loc Industrial Park (Hau Loc); Quan Lao Town Industrial Park (Yen Dinh). In addition, 9 industrial parks have basically completed investment procedures, completed site clearance for the entire project or in phases, have been allocated land by the Provincial People's Committee, leased land, and are applying for land use right certificates to invest in technical infrastructure; 13 industrial parks have completed investment procedures, are carrying out site clearance; 15 industrial parks are completing investment procedures, have not carried out site clearance. Notably, some industrial parks have not actively implemented investment procedures, some industrial parks have completed investment procedures, but have not implemented procedures to conduct compensation for site clearance for construction investment due to many difficulties related to capital sources and project implementation capacity.
According to the Department of Industry and Trade, to overcome the delay in infrastructure investment in industrial parks due to subjective reasons of investors, along with urging investors to focus all resources to speed up progress to complete investment procedures and organize investment in construction of technical infrastructure of industrial parks that have been approved in principle, the unit is strengthening investment promotion for investors with financial capacity and experience. At the same time, the appraisal and selection of investors will be carried out more strictly, focusing on factors related to investor capacity, the suitability of planning and location linked to traffic infrastructure, electricity, water, etc. The Department also strengthens supervision of investors to implement investment in accordance with the stages of divergence, advising the Provincial People's Committee to resolutely handle and revoke projects that are behind schedule and have to be adjusted many times to attract new investors.
Article and photos: Tung Lam
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