Dutch Enterprise Seeks €1 Billion Investment for Industrial Development in Vietnam

The CTP Group, a Dutch conglomerate, is set to invest a substantial 1 billion EUR in Vietnam, with a keen focus on two key regions: Hung Yen and the central region of the country. In Hung Yen, the group aims to develop economic zones and industrial parks, fostering growth and creating a thriving hub of economic activity.

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On August 28, the People’s Committee of Gia Lai province had a working session with CTP Group (The Netherlands) to discuss future cooperation opportunities.

Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Pham Anh Tuan, emphasized that the newly merged Gia Lai province has many development advantages thanks to its large-scale infrastructure investments. The province is developing a deep-water port with a natural depth of over 22 meters, capable of accommodating vessels of more than 200,000 tons. It is also expanding Phu Cat Airport, expected to be completed by June 2026. This transportation system will become the backbone for cargo transportation in the Central Highlands, southern Laos, and northeastern Cambodia.

In addition to its infrastructure advantages, Gia Lai has a 134-km coastline, with designated areas for separate industrial and commercial services development. The province also boasts abundant wind and solar energy potential, which aligns with CTP Group’s strengths.

Mr. Remon Vos, CEO of CTP Group (a Dutch billionaire), expressed his interest in learning more about the province’s policies and orientations for the development of high-tech agriculture and renewable energy. He also sought investment opportunities and showed readiness to cooperate on projects that leverage Gia Lai’s strengths.

Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Pham Anh Tuan (right) and Mr. Remon Vos, CEO of CTP Group

Earlier, on August 26, CTP also held a working session in Hung Yen province. The Dutch company shared its plans to invest approximately one billion euros in Vietnam in the coming years, with Hung Yen and the central region as key destinations. In Hung Yen, the group aims to develop an economic zone and an industrial park with synchronous infrastructure, attracting high-tech and environmentally friendly investors.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Nguyen Le Huy, highlighted Hung Yen’s advantages in industrial and service development due to its favorable geographical location and well-connected transportation infrastructure, including highways, coastal roads, and the upcoming Ring Road 4. He viewed this as an opportunity for CTP to expand its operations in Vietnam and contribute to the province’s green and sustainable growth.

The Vice Chairman assigned the Management Board of Industrial Zones and Economic Zones to coordinate and provide information on land funds, policies, and mechanisms, accompanying investors during the survey process.

Established in 1998, CTP Group is a leading industrial real estate and logistics developer in Europe. The group has built an extensive network of integrated industrial and commercial parks across the continent. It currently owns over five million square meters of leaseable area, with the potential to expand to eight million square meters across ten European countries, from Germany and the Netherlands to Austria and Central and Eastern Europe.

Thanh Tú

– 16:13 29/08/2025

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