Vingroup’s ecosystem is investing and proposing significant projects in the hometowns of billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong: Ha Tinh (his father’s hometown) and Hai Phong (his mother’s hometown). These projects, totaling billions of USD, span various sectors including electric vehicle manufacturing, energy, seaports, and urban real estate.
Ha Tinh – The Father’s Homeland
Projects in Ha Tinh focus heavily on industrial sectors, particularly electric vehicle, battery, and steel production, alongside seaport and industrial zone infrastructure development.
The VinFast Ha Tinh Electric Vehicle Factory, spanning 36 hectares with a capacity of 200,000 vehicles per year and an investment of VND 7.3 trillion, broke ground in June 2025.
According to VinFast Ha Tinh’s announcement, the factory is recruiting 2,500 workers for its year-end hiring campaign. Positions range from team leaders and engineers to technicians and operators. Average salaries range from VND 10–18 million per month, depending on the role.
The company provides free dormitory accommodations for distant workers, shuttle services between Ha Tinh and Quang Binh, and allowances for meals, attendance, transportation, housing, and full insurance coverage as per regulations.
Supporting electric vehicle production, the VINES Vung Ang Battery Factory (Phase I) covers 8 hectares with a capacity of 100,000 battery packs per year and an investment of VND 4 trillion.
Another critical support project is the 132-hectare leased workshop complex for the electric vehicle auxiliary industry, with an investment of VND 21.4 trillion. Construction is scheduled to begin in December 2026, with completion by June 2027.
Vung Ang Port (Ha Tinh) (Photo: VTC News)
In heavy industry, VinMetal’s steel plant has a capacity of 5 million tons per year. On November 6, Ha Tinh Provincial People’s Committee issued a directive regarding Vingroup’s projects, requesting the finalization of the steel plant’s location by November 30, 2025, and the issuance of the Investment Registration Certificate by December 10, with a groundbreaking ceremony on December 19.
In infrastructure and urban development, the 965-hectare Vung Ang Industrial Zone, with an investment of VND 13 trillion, broke ground in August 2025.
The Son Duong International Port, with a projected capacity of 9.04–11.3 million tons per year and an investment of VND 8.8 trillion, has received investment approval. Vinhomes Ha Tinh Industrial Zone Investment JSC is the designated investor. Construction is slated for 2026, with operations commencing in Q2 2028.
Hai Phong – The Mother’s Homeland
Hai Phong is home to VinFast’s first manufacturing complex, operational since 2019. The 335-hectare complex produces 500,000 cars and 1 million electric motorbikes annually, with an investment exceeding VND 178 trillion.
For its year-end recruitment, VinFast Hai Phong is hiring 2,000 workers for production, assembly, painting/welding, maintenance, and logistics roles.
Compensation in Hai Phong includes a base salary of VND 9.7 million per month, KPI bonuses of VND 1.5–3 million per month, housing allowances of VND 1.5 million per month, and attraction bonuses of VND 500,000 per month.
In energy, the Hai Phong LNG Power Plant covers 100 hectares with a capacity of 4,800 MW and an investment of over VND 4 trillion. Construction began in September 2025.
The Tan Trao Industrial Zone (Phase I), spanning 227 hectares with an investment of VND 4 trillion, also broke ground in September 2025.
In logistics infrastructure, Vingroup has submitted an environmental impact assessment for the Nam Do Son Port and Logistics Center, one of Vietnam’s largest logistics projects to date. Covering 4,394 hectares with a capacity of 2.2 million TEUs per year, the project has a total investment of over USD 14 billion. Phase 1 (2027–2030) includes VND 29.1 trillion for two 900-meter berths, a 536-hectare logistics center, and a 3.9 km shared access road.
In urban and tourism development, Hai Phong features high-end urban areas and entertainment complexes. Vinhomes Imperia (18.5 hectares) was completed in 2018, and Vinhomes Marina (over 49 hectares, VND 4.6 trillion) in 2021. The Vu Yen Island Eco-Park (877 hectares, VND 18 trillion) began construction in Q4 2023. VinWonders Vu Yen, Northern Vietnam’s largest amusement park and zoo, opened in July 2025.
The Vinhomes Golden City project (over 240 hectares, VND 23 trillion) began in 2025. The Happy Home Trang Cat social housing project (over 28 hectares, VND 5.8 trillion) started in January 2024 and launched sales in August 2025.
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