Vinh Phuc is emerging as an industrial hotspot in the Northern Key Economic Zone (NKEZ). The province is home to manufacturers from Korea, China, Taiwan, Japan and Europe, many of whom have increased their investment capital and expanded their production scale within the province.
The province receives healthy FDI inflows. It is home to 493 FDI projects with investment capital of US$6.6 billion, making it the 16th largest FDI province in Viet Nam. In 9M/2022, the total registered FDI reached US$102 million, and 16 of the 18 newly registered projects were in manufacturing and processing and contributed over US$85 million. According to the Department of Planning and Investment, in 10M/2022, the province had 1,123 newly registered companies with a total registered capital of VND 20,531 billion. There was an 18.7% increase in the number of businesses and the investment capital is double year-on-year. The province currently has seven industrial parks, with 13 in the pipeline.
John Campbell, Associate Director, Industrial Services, Savills Viet Nam shared: “In recent years, Vinh Phuc has attracted and encouraged diversified investment projects. High-value sectors lead and include computers, electronics and automotive manufacturers. Notable companies include Daewoo, Haesung Vina (Korea), Toyota, Honda, Sumitomo (Japan), Compal (Taiwan), Piaggio (Italy), and De Heus (Ha Noi), NorthStar Polaris, and Weldex (USA).”
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