Dong Nai to Break Ground on Three 2,200-Hectare Industrial Parks Near $16 Billion Mega-Project in Just Over a Month

The leadership of Dong Nai province recently held a meeting to discuss the progress of the Long Duc 3, Bau Can – Tan Hiep, and Xuan Que – Song Nhan industrial zones (IZs), as reported by the Dong Nai Electronic Information Portal.

According to the Land Fund Development Center’s report, the Xuan Que – Song Nhan IZ has completed 100% of its land inventory but cannot proceed with pricing or compensation plans due to the lack of specific land values.

Similarly, the Bau Can – Tan Hiep IZ faces delays as specific land values remain undetermined, hindering further steps. For the Long Duc 3 IZ, the Long Thanh branch of the Land Fund Development Center has transferred compensation funds to the Dong Nai Rubber Company, but the company has yet to accept the payment.

Investors of these IZs have submitted progress reports, highlighted challenges, and provided specific recommendations.

For the Bau Can – Tan Hiep IZ (Phase 1), Tan Hiep Industrial Park Joint Stock Company urges the Provincial People’s Committee to direct local authorities to expedite land and asset inventories, verify land origins, and establish specific land values for compensation. They also request the Land Fund Development Center, local governments, and relevant agencies to swiftly approve compensation plans, support land recovery from the Dong Nai Rubber Company, and accelerate land reclamation from residents.

Regarding the Long Duc 3 IZ, Long Duc 3 Industrial Park Joint Stock Company requests the Provincial People’s Committee to finalize support policies and investment costs for the remaining land used by the Dong Nai Rubber Company. They also seek collaboration with the rubber industry to expedite compensation acceptance, rubber tree clearance, and land handover.

For the Xuan Que – Song Nhan IZ (Phase 1), Xuan Que Industrial Park Joint Stock Company asks the Provincial People’s Committee to direct local authorities to accelerate land ownership verification, recover remaining plots, and establish specific land values. The Land Fund Development Center is urged to collaborate with Xuan Que Commune and related agencies to promptly develop, approve, and implement compensation plans and land recovery decisions for affected households.

Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vo Tan Duc instructed relevant agencies to intensify land clearance efforts to ensure all three IZs are ready for simultaneous groundbreaking on December 19, 2025.

Specifically, he directed the Land Fund Development Center’s Long Thanh branch to address investment cost support for the Dong Nai Rubber Company in compliance with regulations. The Vietnam Rubber Industry Group is tasked with ensuring the Dong Nai Rubber Company accepts compensation, clears rubber trees, and hands over the land by December 19, 2025. Infrastructure investors must review progress, prioritize areas for groundbreaking, and coordinate with the Dong Nai Rubber Company for timely land handover.

The People’s Committees of Xuan Que, Phuoc Thai, and Long Phuoc Communes are urged to collaborate with consulting units to finalize and approve specific land values for resident compensation.

The three projects span over 2,200 hectares, all located near Long Thanh International Airport. The Long Duc 3 IZ covers 244 hectares with infrastructure investment of approximately VND 1.6 trillion. The other two IZs each span 1,000 hectares, with infrastructure investments of around VND 9 trillion each.