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On May 29, the Bac Giang Provincial People’s Council passed a resolution on the construction planning subdivision of Thai Dao – Tan An Industrial Park and My Thai – Xuan Huong – Tan Dinh Industrial Park in Lang Giang district, Bac Giang province.
Accordingly, Thai Dao – Tan An Industrial Park is located in Thai Dao commune, Lang Giang district, and Tan An ward, Bac Giang city. The total planned area of this industrial park is about 166.87 hectares, with an expected labor force of about 15,800 workers.
This specialized industrial park aims to attract industries with modern, advanced, and environmentally friendly technologies. The park will focus on manufacturing and providing services for the production of electrical, electronic, refrigeration, and information technology equipment, as well as industries applying modern and high-tech processes, in line with the regulations for specialized industrial parks.
The My Thai – Xuan Huong – Tan Dinh Industrial Park, with a 1/2000 scale, is located in My Thai, Xuan Huong, and Tan Dinh communes, Lang Giang district, Bac Giang province. It spans an area of approximately 197.36 hectares and is expected to accommodate about 20,800 workers.
This industrial park is envisioned as a multi-sectoral hub, prioritizing industries with modern, advanced, and eco-friendly technologies. It will give preference to manufacturing sectors such as electrical, electronic, and refrigeration equipment production, as well as high-tech products serving the electronics industry.
According to the Bac Giang Provincial Planning for the period of 2021-2030, with a vision towards 2050, the province is slated to have 29 industrial parks covering a total area of about 7,000 hectares. Thus far, 24 industrial parks have been approved for construction planning, spanning a total area of 6,190 hectares.
Currently, 17 industrial parks have been established, encompassing a total area of 3,773.51 hectares. Eight of these parks are already operational, while nine are in the process of administrative procedures and land clearance.
Specifically, six industrial parks have substantially completed infrastructure investment construction, with three of them fully occupied (Dinh Tram, Song Khe – Noi Hoang, and Van Trung). Hoa Phu Industrial Park has a 95.31% occupancy rate, while Viet Han (phase 1) and Quang Chau Industrial Parks have occupancy rates of 95.6% and 95.96%, respectively.
Two industrial parks are in the process of infrastructure development and attracting secondary investors: Tan Hung with a 94.31% occupancy rate and Yen Lu with a 19.10% occupancy rate.
Nine industrial parks are in the final stages of administrative procedures and land clearance, including Phuc Son, Chau Minh – Bac Ly – Huong Lam, Hoa Yen, Xuan Cam – Huong Lam (phase 1), Song Mai – Nghia Trung, Nghia Hung, Dong Phuc, My Thai, and Tien Son – Ninh Son (phase 1). Two expansion projects are also underway: Viet Han expansion and Yen Lu expansion (phase 1).
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