A glimpse of Nam Dinh province. (Photo: Ngoc Dep)

On June 6, the People’s Committee of Nam Dinh province issued four decisions to establish four new industrial clusters (ICs): Rang Dong (Nghia Hung district), Thanh Dao (Truc Ninh district), Giao Hai (Giao Thuy district), and Nam Thai (Nam Truc district). These ICs boast large-scale developments and investments totaling thousands of billions of dong, promising to boost rural industrialization, attract investment, generate employment, and increase local budget revenues.

Specifically, Rang Dong IC spans an area of approximately 69.6 hectares in Rang Dong town, Nghia Hung district. Hung Long VINA Joint Stock Company is the infrastructure investor with a total investment of about VND 779 billion. The project is divided into two phases: Phase 1 (50 hectares) is expected to commence in the second quarter of 2026 and be completed within 24 months; Phase 2 (19.6 hectares) will be implemented according to legal regulations.

Rang Dong IC is bordered by a residential area to the north, provincial road 484B to the south, and transportation routes and residential areas to the east and west. The cluster’s primary industries include the production of non-ferrous metals, advanced mechanics, electronics, computers, assembly of high-tech equipment, food and seafood processing, handicrafts, automobile components, and building materials, among others.

Thanh Dao IC covers an area of about 71 hectares in Truc Thanh and Truc Dao communes, Truc Ninh district. Its boundaries are as follows: north and northwest adjacent to the Ninh Binh-Hai Phong expressway (CT.08); south and southeast adjacent to provincial road 488B; southwest adjacent to Duyen Tien hamlet’s residential area; and east adjacent to Truc Dao’s residential area and Nam Ninh Hai district road. The main industries in this industrial cluster include the production of machinery for agricultural, forestry, and aquatic product processing, as well as mechanics, electricity, and electronics.

The infrastructure investor is the Nam Dinh Bridge and Road Construction Management and Construction Joint Stock Company. The total investment is expected to be nearly VND 836.3 billion. The project is scheduled to commence in the second quarter of 2026 and become operational within 24 months from the commencement date.

Giao Hai IC has a scale of nearly 50 hectares located in Giao Hai commune, Giao Thuy district. Its boundaries are as follows: north adjacent to provincial road 484B; southwest adjacent to Hai Tan hamlet’s residential area; southeast adjacent to Thien Lam road and Hai Hung hamlet’s residential area; and northeast adjacent to internal canal dikes. The cluster is developed by Nam Thanh Nam Industrial Park Investment Joint Stock Company, with a total investment of over VND 552.2 billion. The project is expected to commence in the second quarter of 2026 and become operational within 24 months from the commencement date.

Nam Thai IC covers an area of approximately 49.78 hectares in Nam Thai commune, Nam Truc district. Its boundaries are as follows: north adjacent to agricultural land (adjacent to Dong Son commune); south adjacent to Trung Nghia hamlet’s residential area; east adjacent to Thai Son district road and agricultural land in Trai Ha hamlet; and west adjacent to Thai Hai district road and Nam Thai commune road. The cluster aims to attract multi-sector enterprises focusing on processing industries, manufacturing, warehousing services, and supporting industries, laying the foundation for sustainable industrial development and regional linkage.

The infrastructure of Nam Thai IC is invested by Nam Thai Joint Venture Joint Stock Company with a total expected investment of over VND 607.092 billion. The project is scheduled to commence in the second quarter of 2026 and become operational within 24 months from the commencement date.

All four ICs have a lifespan of 50 years and are eligible for investment incentives as per Government Decree No. 32/2024/ND-CP on the management and development of industrial clusters, along with other support policies in accordance with legal regulations. The conditions for applying incentives are linked to the full implementation of investment, environmental protection, fire prevention and control, security and order, and construction progress procedures.

The establishment of the four ICs, Rang Dong, Thanh Dao, Giao Hai, and Nam Thai, aligns with the orientation to promote rural industrialization, efficiently utilize land funds, attract investment, generate employment, and increase budget revenues.

Nam Dinh province borders Thai Binh province to the north, Ninh Binh province to the south, Ha Nam province to the northwest, and the Gulf of Tonkin to the east.

According to the merger proposal, Ha Nam, Nam Dinh, and Ninh Binh provinces will be merged, and the new province will be named Ninh Binh, with its administrative center in Ninh Binh.

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