Foreign investment in Vietnam continues to grow, with manufacturing, processing, transportation and warehousing attracting significant capital. Alongside this growth, Hai Phong – with its seaport advantages and transport network – has more opportunities to develop production space linked to supply chains. Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park is one of the projects adding new industrial infrastructure options for investors in the city.
Taseco industrial parks in northern Vietnam.
Manufacturing and logistics drive demand for new industrial space
Vietnam’s investment attraction picture in 2026 has shown many positive signs, especially in sectors related to production and the movement of goods. According to the Foreign Investment Agency, as of the end of October 2026, total registered FDI in Vietnam reached $54.85 billion, up 74% year-on-year and the highest level since 2009.
Of this, manufacturing and processing led in newly registered capital with $14.61 billion, accounting for 47.5%, while transportation and warehousing reached $5.15 billion, equivalent to 16.7%.
Manufacturing and logistics are two key sectors in Vietnam’s investment landscape. As projects are implemented, businesses’ needs extend beyond factory premises to technical infrastructure, raw material transportation, warehousing and the distribution of finished products.
As the marine economic hub of northern Vietnam, Hai Phong boasts a system of seaports, an airport, road networks and large-scale industrial parks. According to city statistics, in the first 10 months of 2026, total cargo throughput via Hai Phong’s seaport system reached approximately 182.44 million tons, up 12.11% over the same period last year.
In October alone, throughput exceeded 26.1 million tons, up 13.73%. These results reflect the growing role of the seaport system in trade, import-export activities and the movement of goods in the city.
The growth of port activities has gone hand in hand with the expansion of Hai Phong’s industrial space. In the first nine months of 2026, the city established or approved investment policies for six additional industrial parks and broke ground on nine industrial parks. The total number of industrial parks and economic zones in the city has reached 50.
In addition to its industrial parks, Hai Phong continues to develop 45 industrial clusters with a total area of about 2,356 ha, of which 33 clusters are undergoing technical infrastructure construction. The simultaneous development of industrial parks, economic zones and industrial clusters helps expand production space across many localities, enabling the redistribution of industrial space and increasing the capacity to receive new investment projects.
Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park within the industrial-seaport connectivity network
Located within the Dinh Vu-Cat Hai Economic Zone, Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park benefits from Hai Phong’s well-developed transport and logistics network. The project offers connectivity to Lach Huyen deep-water port, Cat Bi International Airport, the Hanoi-Hai Phong Expressway, the Hai Phong-Ha Long-Mong Cai Expressway and National Highway 10.
This network enables businesses to organize import-export activities, transport raw materials and distribute finished products to domestic economic centers as well as international markets. Its strategic location also gives the project access to a network of nearby manufacturers, suppliers and logistics providers.
An illustration of Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park.
In addition, Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park contributes to Hai Phong’s supply of production land, covering 247.88 ha in Phase 1 with a total investment of nearly VND3.94 trillion ($153.4 million).
The project is developed by Taseco Hai Phong Industrial Park JSC. Of the total planned area, approximately 167 ha is allocated to industrial and warehouse land, providing space for production, goods storage and related functions.
In terms of investment attraction, Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park prioritizes businesses operating in high technology, clean technology, supporting industries and high value-added manufacturing.
Notably, about 30% of the land bank is expected to be reserved for high-tech enterprises. This shows that the project aims not only to add production space but also to focus on the industry mix and the quality of investment capital.
Alongside its production land, Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park is planned with technical infrastructure and functional areas serving business operations. These include a 110 kV substation, a centralized wastewater treatment plant with a capacity of 7,300 m³/day, a service-administrative area and a technical center. The internal road network, water supply and auxiliary facilities are also designed to facilitate site layout and meet the operational needs of factories.
A notable feature of the master plan is the allocation of land to environmental elements. The project reserves nearly 29 ha for green space and about 7 ha for water surfaces, with a maximum building density of 70%. Together with the centralized wastewater treatment system, these indicators reflect an approach that balances production space, technical infrastructure and the environmental landscape.
Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park is also part of the development strategy of TASECO IP – the industrial real estate brand of Taseco Land. With a portfolio of more than 625 ha across key industrial hubs in the North, including Ninh Binh, Hai Phong and Bac Ninh, TASECO IP is gradually expanding its presence in localities that play different roles in northern Vietnam’s manufacturing and logistics network.
The brand’s development strategy focuses on a modern, integrated and sustainable industrial park ecosystem that places investors at the center, with an emphasis on high-quality infrastructure, logistics connectivity, the production environment and business support services.
As Hai Phong continues to strengthen its role as an industrial and logistics hub of northern Vietnam, Taseco Thuy Nguyen Industrial Park is expected to provide additional production space options linked to the seaport system and regional supply chains. With its focus on attracting high-tech and clean-tech industries, along with its planned technical infrastructure and green spaces, the project is expanding TASECO IP’s presence in one of the most important industrial areas in northern Vietnam.