With extensive experience in developing large-scale urban areas and resort complexes, coupled with robust financial capabilities, MIK Group joins the Cát Bà Amatina project as the developer, while Vinaconex Tourism Investment and Development JSC (Vinaconex-ITC, UPCoM: VCR) serves as the primary investor.
A spokesperson for the Group stated that the development of Cát Bà Amatina aligns with the Group’s long-term vision for the island real estate market. It is also identified as a key project within their strategy to expand tourism-focused real estate in Northern Vietnam.
 Master plan of Cát Bà Amatina project
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As planned, MIK Group will shape the entire project under the Imperia Holiday product line. The Group will review and finalize the overall planning, standardize design, legal compliance, and exploitation strategies; directly manage construction, product development, and the creation of a synchronized utility system. Once operational, MIK Group will also oversee long-term management to ensure high-quality exploitation.
Spanning over 17 hectares, Cát Bà Amatina is designed to create a high-end living and resort ecosystem featuring low-rise and high-rise residential areas, hotel complexes, resorts, shopping centers, entertainment zones, and unique amenities tailored to the island’s terrain.
Strategically located adjacent to Cát Bà National Park and Lan Hạ Bay, the project is poised to become a new highlight in the eco-wellness resort segment in Northern Vietnam. It caters to the growing trend of nature-centric tourism and high-quality living experiences.
This move underscores MIK Group’s progressive realization of its strategy to develop large-scale urban-resort complexes, with long-term involvement from development to operation. Within this framework, Cát Bà Amatina is not just a new project but a crucial piece in MIK Group’s journey to establish its position in the tourism and resort real estate market.
The development of Cát Bà Amatina is part of MIK Group’s strategy to expand its land bank and diversify its product ecosystem, particularly in key tourism destinations. Previously, the Group announced the development of projects under the Imperia Holiday line in Hạ Long and launched the large-scale Imperia Ocean City project in Hưng Yên.
– 10:19 05/01/2026
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