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The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee of Bac Ninh, Mr. Dao Quang Khai, has recently signed and issued decisions on the establishment of new industrial clusters in the province.
Decision No. 502/QD-UBND approves the formation of the Tam Da – Dung Liet 2 Industrial Cluster, spanning approximately 51.1 hectares. An Binh Construction Co., Ltd. is the investor responsible for developing its technical infrastructure with a total investment of around VND 873 billion. The cluster will primarily host clean industries, high-tech industries, handicrafts, and auxiliary industries.
As per Decision No. 503/QD-UBND, the Lac Ve Industrial Cluster is established, covering an area of roughly 45.5 hectares. DABACO Vietnam Joint Stock Company takes on the role of investor for this cluster, investing approximately VND 502 billion in technical infrastructure development. The cluster’s main activities include animal feed production, veterinary medicine production and trading, plastic product manufacturing, packaging processing (excluding paper production), and livestock, poultry, and aquatic breed production. The cluster is designed to ensure environmental cleanliness, with its products being environmentally friendly.
Decision No. 504/QD-UBND introduces the Phu Lang Industrial Cluster, occupying about 75 hectares. Vinaconex Bac Ninh Joint Stock Company serves as the investor, investing approximately VND 1,068 billion in technical infrastructure. The cluster will focus on processing and manufacturing industries, supportive industries, electronics, production of raw materials for textiles and footwear, agricultural product processing, consumer goods production, warehousing services, logistics, and other industries permitted by provincial laws and environmental requirements.
In recent times, several enterprises have proposed investments in industrial clusters in Bac Ninh, the country’s “industrial hub.” Specifically, in June, Truong Thinh Trading and Construction Development Joint Stock Company registered to be the investor for the technical infrastructure of the Que Tan Industrial Cluster in Que Tan Ward, Que Vo Town, with a project scale of about 45 hectares and a total investment of over VND 526 billion.
In May, the People’s Committee of Thuan Thanh Town received a proposal for the establishment of the Nghia Dao Industrial Cluster, spanning 75 hectares in Tram Lo Ward and Nghia Dao Commune. Quang Minh Industrial and Commercial Construction Joint Stock Company is the proposed investor, aiming to attract industries such as mechanics and garment-textile.
According to Decision No. 1589/QD-TTg issued by the Prime Minister in 2023, the master plan for Bac Ninh province for the period of 2021-2030, with a vision towards 2050, includes the development of 30 industrial clusters. This plan involves the rational distribution and arrangement of industrial clusters while prioritizing environmental protection and efficient utilization of land resources and other assets. Of these clusters, 13 are in the process of implementing investment and technical infrastructure construction, 9 are newly established, and 20 have been removed from the planning.
Per the resolution on the merger of Bac Giang and Bac Ninh provinces to form the new Bac Ninh province, the combined area now spans 4,718.6 km2, equivalent to 94.3% of the standard, and has a population of 3,619,433.
The new Bac Ninh province will boast the country’s leading FDI attraction with a total capital of over USD 40 billion, hosting global technology giants such as Samsung, Foxconn, Canon, and Luxshare. Twenty-nine high-tech industrial parks are strategically located in central urban areas and their adjacent regions.
The unification of Bac Giang and Bac Ninh presents an opportunity to establish a “super industrial metropolis” and a new growth pole for the Capital Region, propelled by a series of key infrastructure projects.
