The 8 Best Industrial Parks in Vietnam in 2026

Amid a strong shift in global supply chains, industrial zones in Vietnam are emerging as strategic destinations for many international corporations. With a favorable geographic location, competitive costs, and supportive investment policies, Vietnam is making an increasingly significant mark on the global industrial map. In this context, KTG Industrial invites you to explore Vietnam’s Top 8 Largest Industrial Parks in 2026.

How many industrial parks are there in Vietnam today?

According to a report by the Department for Economic Zone Management (Ministry of Planning and Investment), as of the end of July 2024, Vietnam has established a total of 431 industrial parks and export processing zones, covering approximately 132,300 hectares. Of these, 301 industrial parks are currently operational, serving as attractive investment destinations for both domestic and international enterprises.

With its rapid development pace, Vietnam continues to attract major investors, contributing essential resources to the country’s socio-economic growth as well as to the advancement of individual localities. To meet rising demand, the national planning through 2030 includes the development of an additional 221 new industrial parks, along with the expansion of 76 existing parks and the adjustment of plans for 22 others.

It is evident that the robust growth of Vietnam’s industrial zones not only fuels economic development but also generates significant employment opportunities and enhances the country’s overall competitiveness in the global market.

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Top 8 largest industrial parks in Vietnam in 2026

DEEP C industrial park – Quang Ninh and Hai Phong

The DEEP C Industrial Park spans a total area of 3,400 hectares, comprising two major clusters: DEEP C Quang Ninh and DEEP C Hai Phong. Among these, DEEP C Hai Phong I (formerly known as Dinh Vu Industrial Park) is planned to support industries such as petrochemicals, light manufacturing, and heavy industry.

Over time, DEEP C has consistently expanded its scope, attracting a broader range of sectors including logistics, general manufacturing, automotive production, and seaport services, forming a dynamic and diversified industrial ecosystem.

One of DEEP C’s most compelling competitive advantages lies in its corporate income tax incentives, with an average rate of just 4.35% during the first 15 years of operation. This has made DEEP C a prime destination for international investors, particularly from Taiwan, South Korea, China, and Japan.

Over the past 24 years of continuous development and innovation, the DEEP C investor has successfully built a friendly and sustainable investment environment. According to Diep Thi Kim Hoan, DEEP C’s Director of Sustainable Development, DEEP C1 has achieved 22 out of 30 environmental performance targets. These include energy management, environmental monitoring and control, water and waste management, material usage, natural environmental protection, and climate change adaptation.

Currently, DEEP C operates five major industrial zones, namely: DEEP C Quang Ninh I, II, III and DEEP C Hai Phong I, II. All zones are located in strategic areas, supported by synchronized and modern infrastructure, well-suited to meet the evolving needs of both domestic and international investors.

Wind Turbine Project at DEEP C Hai Phong

Addresses:

• DEEP C Hai Phong: Dong Hai 2 Ward, Hai An District, Hai Phong, Vietnam
• DEEP C Quang Ninh: Quang Yen Commune, Quang Ninh, Vietnam

Becamex industrial park – Binh Phuoc

Becamex – Binh Phuoc Industrial Park is one of the largest and most modern industrial parks in the Southeast region of Vietnam. Spanning over 2,448 hectares, it is developed under an integrated industrial–urban model. Officially launched in 2003, the park has gradually expanded from its initial 335-hectare footprint.

Located in Chon Thanh Town, approximately 80 km from Ho Chi Minh City, and bordering Binh Duong Province—the South’s leading industrial hub—this park plays a strategic role in connecting the Southeast region, the Central Highlands, and Cambodia. It benefits from direct access to major transportation corridors such as National Highway 13, National Highway 14, the Ho Chi Minh Road, and the HCMC–Chon Thanh Expressway.

Becamex – Binh Phuoc is equipped with comprehensive technical and social infrastructure built to international standards. Internal roads are paved and range from 15 to 25 meters wide, allowing for smooth container truck movement. The 22kV medium-voltage power grid reaches each land plot. Clean water is supplied on-site, and the wastewater treatment system complies with ISO 14001:2015 standards.

This industrial park prioritizes the attraction of industries such as mechanical engineering, assembly, agricultural and forestry product processing, building materials, textiles, consumer goods, and animal feed. In addition, the park is actively investing in emerging sectors like R&D, business incubation, and is oriented toward a modern and sustainable industrial development model.

Address: National Highway 14, Group 8, Quarter 3, Minh Thanh Ward, Chon Thanh Town, Binh Phuoc Province

Becamex industrial park – Binh Phuoc

Phuoc Dong industrial park – Tay Ninh

Phuoc Dong Industrial Park is developed and operated by Saigon VRG Investment Corporation and has been in operation since 2008. With a total area of 2,436 hectares, including 2,189 hectares designated specifically for industrial production, Phuoc Dong is currently one of the largest integrated industrial parks in the Southeast region.

Strategically located across two key areas of Tay Ninh Province—Go Dau District and Trang Bang Town—Phuoc Dong sits at the province’s central corridor. It serves as a vital gateway connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Phnom Penh (Cambodia), two major commercial and economic centers within the ASEAN region. From Phuoc Dong, businesses enjoy convenient access to Ho Chi Minh City and Tan Son Nhat International Airport (within 60 km), Cat Lai Port (approximately 80 km), and Moc Bai Border Gate (just 20 km away).

The park actively promotes investment in industries such as high-end garment manufacturing, textiles (excluding dyeing), footwear, and supporting industries like precision mechanics, electronics, telecommunications, sporting goods, among others. It also welcomes projects in agricultural and food processing (excluding starch production), pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, rubber and plastic products (excluding latex pre-processing), glass, and ceramics.

Address: Provincial Road 782, Phuoc Dong Commune, Go Dau District, Tay Ninh Province

Phuoc Dong industrial park – Tay Ninh

Sonadezi Chau Duc industrial park – Ba Ria – Vung Tau

Sonadezi Chau Duc Industrial Park is one of the largest industrial zones in Vietnam, developed by Sonadezi Corporation, with a total investment capital of VND 7,391.9 billion. The project spans 1,556 hectares for industrial development, 670 hectares for an integrated urban area with a golf course, and 42 hectares allocated for land lot development.

Strategically located and equipped with modern infrastructure, the park is designed to attract investment in clean industries, high-tech manufacturing, mechanical engineering, electronics, textiles, and food processing. In addition to its favorable location, competitive tax incentives and proactive support from local authorities have helped position Sonadezi Chau Duc as an appealing destination for both domestic and international investors.

The industrial park is master-planned with synchronized infrastructure, including an internal road system, telecommunications, power and water supply, and waste treatment facilities, all built to meet technical standards for industrial operations.

Address: Nghia Thanh Commune – Suoi Nghe Commune, Chau Duc District, Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province

Sonadezi Chau Duc industrial park – Ba Ria – Vung Tau

My Phuoc 3 industrial park – Binh Duong

My Phuoc 3 Industrial Park, covering a total area of 2,280 hectares, was established in 2007 by Becamex IDC Corporation. The internal road system ranges from 16 to 62 meters in width. The park is master-planned to international standards, with comprehensive and synchronized infrastructure, complemented by a full range of services and amenities such as banks, hospitals, green parks, GS Supermarket (Korea), Metro Supermarket, and the Hoang Gia Resort.

My Phuoc 3 enjoys excellent transport connectivity, with direct links to key national routes. Located within the Southern Key Economic Quadrangle (comprising Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, Ba Ria – Vung Tau, and Dong Nai), the park is in close proximity to major seaports, international airports, and only a short distance from the commercial hub of Ho Chi Minh City.

Its technical infrastructure includes standard internal roads, power and water supply, telecommunications, and a modern wastewater treatment plant. Additionally, an on-site Labor Support and Advisory Center assists investors with workforce recruitment and labor policy consulting.

My Phuoc 3 Industrial Park focuses on attracting industries such as electronics, home appliances, automobile and motorcycle manufacturing and assembly, textiles and garments, and food processing. It has become a favored destination for several foreign investors, notably from Korea, Japan, and the United States.

Address: My Phuoc 3 Industrial Park, Thoi Hoa, Ben Cat, Binh Duong Province

Transportation system at My Phuoc 3 industrial park

Hiep Phuoc industrial park – Ho Chi Minh City

Hiep Phuoc industrial park

Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park covers a total area of 1,686 hectares and has been in operation since 1996, with a construction density of 60%. Designed as a multi-sector industrial zone, it currently attracts key industries such as electrical equipment, mechanical engineering, electronics, construction materials, furniture, pharmaceuticals, packaging, and marine services and logistics. The park currently maintains an occupancy rate of approximately 90%.

The infrastructure at Hiep Phuoc is comprehensively developed and includes a wastewater treatment system, stable power supply, clean water, and an internal road network, with a main road 40 meters wide and four lanes. Strategically located, the park is close to major ports such as Saigon – Hiep Phuoc Port (3 km) and Tan Cang Hiep Phuoc Port (1 km), and is only about 21 km from Tan Son Nhat International Airport.

Thanks to its strategic location and robust infrastructure, Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park has attracted over 200 secondary investors from countries including Korea, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia, China, India, and other parts of Asia, with a total investment capital of USD 2.2 billion.

Address: Long Thoi Commune and Hiep Phuoc Commune, Nha Be District, Ho Chi Minh City.

Nam Dinh Vu industrial park – Hai Phong

Nam Dinh Vu industrial park

Nam Dinh Vu industrial park covers a total area of over 1,329 hectares, with a total investment capital exceeding VND 2,400 billion. This is a multi-sector industrial park, strategically planned to attract projects from various industries such as: machinery and precision mechanics; production of new materials, specialized materials, and construction materials; electrical equipment, electronic components, computer components, and more. Additionally, the industrial park also develops activities related to the construction and operation of oil and gas pipelines, LPG storage facilities, and logistics and warehousing services.

Nam Dinh Vu boasts a particularly favorable location, situated on a key transportation corridor – the intersection of the Hanoi-Hai Phong expressway, near Cat Bi Airport and not far from Noi Bai Airport. The industrial park also borders the large Dinh Vu Port, facilitating convenient cargo transportation. The infrastructure system here is well-invested, modern, and meets the needs of both domestic and international enterprises.

Address: Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park, Dong Hai 2 Ward, Hai An District, Hai Phong City.

Yen Phong II Industrial Park – Bac Ninh

Yen Phong II Industrial Park, established in 2018, spans a total area of 1,200 hectares, including 1,000 hectares of industrial land and 200 hectares designated for urban development. The park follows an integrated model that combines modern industrial infrastructure with urban living.

Yen Phong II is a magnet for key industries such as clean manufacturing, electronic component production, precision engineering, and the automotive industry. Notably, the park serves as a hub for many satellite factories supporting Samsung Vietnam, one of the region’s largest investors.

The industrial park is structured into three subdivisions:

• Yen Phong II-A: Covers 83.19 hectares of industrial land and is operational from 2021 to 2071. In 2025, the People’s Committee of Bac Ninh Province issued Decision No. 151/QD-UBND approving a detailed planning adjustment for this subzone, aimed at optimizing land use and expanding investment potential in manufacturing and business activities.
• Yen Phong II-B (also known as VSIP Bac Ninh II): Comprises 188.7 hectares of industrial land, with operations commencing in 2019 and continuing through 2069.
• Yen Phong II-C: Includes 144.69 hectares of industrial land, active from 2018 to 2068.

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Strategically located, Yen Phong II Industrial Park is just 18 km from central Hanoi, 22 km from Noi Bai International Airport, and approximately 145 km from major seaports such as Cai Lan and Hai Phong. This makes it highly advantageous for logistics operations and import-export activities.

Yen Phong II industrial park – Bac Ninh

Characteristics of industrial parks in Vietnam

Northern region

Industrial parks in Northern Vietnam are emerging as a key center for manufacturing and logistics in the region. With a favorable geographical location, bordering China and in close proximity to major seaports such as Hai Phong and Quang Ninh, Northern industrial parks facilitate the import of raw materials and the export of goods. The region boasts a well-developed transportation infrastructure, with 10 completed highways and 4 additional projects under development, ensuring efficient connections between industrial parks and major economic hubs like Hanoi, Hai Phong, and Bac Ninh.

Central region

Central Vietnam is increasingly asserting its strategic role due to its location bridging the north and south of the country, as well as its potential for port development. The area benefits from being situated along National Route 1A and the North-South Railway, offering convenience for domestic and international cargo transportation. Notably, deep-water seaports such as Chan May Port (Thua Thien Hue), Tien Sa Port (Da Nang), and Ky Ha Port (Quang Nam) serve as crucial transit points, helping to reduce logistics costs for businesses.

Southern region

The Southern region is the most dynamic economic center in Vietnam and also hosts the highest density of industrial parks in the country. With a well-integrated transportation infrastructure, including highways, international seaports like Cat Lai, Cai Mep – Thi Vai, and Tan Son Nhat Airport, as well as Long Thanh Airport under development, industrial parks in the South benefit from favorable conditions for both domestic and international trade connectivity. The region’s comprehensive transportation network—comprising road, rail, sea, and air routes—creates favorable conditions for cargo transport and attracts investment.

Provinces with the most industrial parks in Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City

Although Ho Chi Minh City is not the area with the largest number of industrial parks in the country, it is a key economic hub with prominent industrial parks such as Tan Tao, Le Minh Xuan, and Tan Phu Trung. These industrial parks attract major companies like Samsung, LG (Tan Tao), Tokai Rika, Shiseido (Le Minh Xuan), and Vina Acecook (Tan Phu Trung), making significant contributions to the city’s economic growth.

Dong Nai

Dong Nai is one of the provinces with a strong network of industrial parks in Southern Vietnam. With over 30 industrial parks of various sizes, the province attracts thousands of domestic and foreign enterprises, particularly multinational corporations from Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Many large companies have set up operations in Dong Nai, significantly contributing to the local economy. For instance, at the Long Binh Industrial Park, companies like Intel, Ajinomoto, and Unilever have invested in large-scale manufacturing plants. At Nhon Trach Industrial Park, companies such as YKK, Wagon, and IP Vietnam are also present.

Binh Duong

Binh Duong stands out with a diverse and large-scale industrial park system. Notable industrial parks like Song Than 2, VSIP 1, and Bau Bang Industrial Park not only attract domestic enterprises but are also appealing destinations for international corporations. Major names such as Samsung, Kyocera, Nestlé, and Everwin are established here, creating a dynamic and growing investment environment.

Long An

Long An is emerging as a bright spot in the industrial park network of Southern Vietnam, with the goal of developing 51 industrial parks by 2030, covering a total area of nearly 12,500 ha. Notable industrial parks here include Tan Kim, Phuc Long, Duc Hoa 3, among others. These industrial parks attract many large enterprises such as San-Ei Vietnam, European Snack Food (Vietnam), and Sapporo Beer, operating in sectors such as food processing, textiles, and accessory manufacturing.

Bac Ninh

Bac Ninh is one of the leading industrial centers in Northern Vietnam, with a strong development in the fields of electronics and high technology. The province currently has more than 20 large industrial parks, attracting many multinational corporations such as Samsung, LG, Foxconn, Canon, and Amkor. Notably, Yen Phong Industrial Park hosts Samsung’s factory along with more than 100 satellite enterprises, Tien Son Industrial Park houses Canon, VSIP Bac Ninh is the base for Fushan Technology, Que Vo is home to Hanwha Techwin and Goertek, while Yen Phong 2C hosts Amkor’s semiconductor factory.

KTG Industrial – Industrial real estate leasing company

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A standout feature of KTG Industrial is its commitment to sustainable development in both design and operations. Thanks to the combination of prime locations, modern infrastructure, and a green development philosophy, KTG Industrial has become an ideal choice for both domestic and international businesses seeking flexible, safe, and sustainable factory solutions in Vietnam.

Conclusion

With rapid industrialization and increasing demand for expanded production, industrial parks in Vietnam are playing an increasingly significant role in the regional and global economic landscape. Whether you are a domestic or international investor, having in-depth knowledge of prominent industrial parks will provide a solid foundation for making strategic and effective decisions in your business expansion journey in Vietnam.

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