The Minh Sơn Industrial Cluster (IC) spans 55 hectares with a projected investment of over 457.6 billion VND. Illustrative image.
The People’s Committee of Lạng Sơn Province has issued a decision to establish the Minh Sơn Industrial Cluster in Tuấn Sơn Commune, Hữu Lũng District, marking a significant step in the province’s industrial expansion strategy for 2025–2030.
According to the decision, the Minh Sơn IC covers 55 hectares with an estimated investment of over 457.6 billion VND. The infrastructure development will be led by Phú Hưng Phát Infrastructure Investment and Development JSC and Thành Nam Urban Investment and Development JSC.
The cluster aims to attract industries in processing, manufacturing, and supporting sectors aligned with local agricultural and forestry strengths. These include food production, assembly of agricultural machinery, small-scale mechanics, textiles, footwear, innovative construction materials, medical equipment, and logistics warehousing. The goal is to create a diversified industrial hub supporting rural industrialization and modernization in southern Lạng Sơn.
The project is scheduled for completion and operation by Q4/2027, with a 50-year operational period from the investment approval date.
Provincial authorities have directed relevant departments to monitor progress and ensure compliance with regulations on investment, construction, land use, environmental protection, and fire safety.
Tuấn Sơn Commune will publicly announce the investment plan, coordinate land clearance, and ensure legal compliance. Developers are tasked with finalizing detailed construction plans, executing infrastructure works, and attracting secondary investors for production and business activities.
The Minh Sơn IC is part of Lạng Sơn’s 2021–2030 Industrial Development Plan, envisioning 38 clusters totaling 1,952 hectares by 2050. To date, 10 clusters have been established, with 7 having 1:500 detailed plans. One is operational, three are under construction (Đình Lập, Hồ Sơn 1, Bắc Sơn 2), and the remainder are preparing for infrastructure development.
From 2026–2030, Lạng Sơn will intensify efforts to develop key industries, foster regional production networks, and establish new clusters covering approximately 319.5 hectares.
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