Vingroup Invests 3.2 Trillion VND in Cần Giờ’s 29km Temporary Channel: Enabling Simultaneous Operations for 22,000-Ton and 5,000-Ton Vessels

The Can Gio coastal urban area has received detailed 1/500 planning approval from the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee in March 2025. This development will be complemented by a metro line connecting downtown Ho Chi Minh City to Can Gio, alongside Vingroup’s investment in an offshore wind power system located 20km from the shore.

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Spanning 2,870 hectares with a total investment of approximately $10 billion, Can Gio Urban Area (Vinhomes Green Paradise) is developed by Can Gio Urban Tourism Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of Vingroup. Strategically located with three sides bordering the sea—a unique position in Ho Chi Minh City—Vinhomes Green Paradise is poised to be the game-changer propelling Can Gio’s real estate into a new era of growth.

Construction commenced on April 19th, coinciding with the nationwide launch of 80 key national projects and major infrastructure initiatives. This milestone event commemorates the 50th anniversary of Southern Liberation and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 – April 30, 2025).

Can Gio Urban Tourism Joint Stock Company is currently seeking approval for the “Temporary Waterway Infrastructure Establishment” project, a critical component of the port infrastructure development.

The project requires extensive land reclamation and construction materials, which will primarily be transported via waterways and maritime routes due to the site’s unique geographical conditions.

However, the absence of suitable waterways to the construction site has prompted the company to propose the development of a temporary waterway system. This infrastructure will support the construction phase of the Can Gio Coastal Urban Tourism Area.

The proposed waterway system spans approximately 29,550 meters in length, covering a total area of 476 hectares. Designed with a width of 150 meters, it will accommodate dual-lane operations for vessels up to 22,000 tons and 5,000 tons, ensuring efficient maritime logistics during construction.

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