Lam Dong promotes investment in industrial parks

In the final month of 2025 alone, industrial parks across the province attracted four new investment projects. Overall, 18 new projects were licensed in 2025, including six foreign direct investment (FDI) projects and 12 domestic projects, with a total registered capital of nearly VND 1.58 trillion and USD 57.1 million.

To date, the Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board has recorded 234 valid projects, comprising 56 FDI projects and 178 domestic projects, with total registered investment capital of nearly VND 44 trillion and USD 523.54 million. The attraction of secondary projects over the past year, covering a registered land area of 743.45 hectares, has helped raise the overall occupancy rate of industrial parks to nearly 54%.

At present, several industrial parks have achieved high land-lease occupancy rates, notably Phan Thiet Industrial Park Phase 1 (100%), Tam Thang Industrial Park (over 97%), Nhan Co Industrial Park (87.44%), Loc Son Industrial Park (87.29%), and Phan Thiet Industrial Park Phase 2 (nearly 82%)...

Alongside investment promotion efforts, Lam Dong has adopted multiple approaches to enhance its competitiveness and showcase its advantages to both domestic and international investors. The province benefits from a strategic geographic location, bordering Dong Nai Province and Ho Chi Minh City within the Southern Key Economic Region, while its transport infrastructure continues to improve and strengthen regional connectivity.

In addition, the province has implemented a range of investment incentives, including preferences in corporate income tax, import tax, and land-use fees, along with clear orientations for attracting priority industries to each industrial park. These measures have enhanced the investment appeal of the province’s 15 existing industrial parks, covering a total area of nearly 4,270 hectares, most of which have already invested—or are investing—in infrastructure to meet the requirements for attracting secondary projects and supporting production and business activities.

Under the provincial development orientation for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision toward 2050, Lam Dong plans to develop around 38 industrial parks with a total area of nearly 19,820 hectares, along with one economic zone spanning approximately 27,000 hectares. Several upcoming projects—such as the Southern Industrial Park (300 hectares) and the Tan Duc Industrial Park expansion (over 600 hectares)—are drawing strong interest from investors.

Notable potential investors include the Vietnam Rubber Industry Group, Rita Vo Group Co., Ltd., Stavian Group Joint Stock Company, and Minh Tai Tien Trading Joint Stock Company. Sonadezi Corporation has also expressed intentions to invest in at least two industrial parks between 2026 and 2030, driven by the promising development opportunities in Lam Dong Province.

At the start of the new year, the Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board will focus on planning, investment promotion, and management, prioritizing the implementation of industrial park development plans and promotion programs in the first month of 2026. Furthermore, the board will also organize working sessions with enterprises to promptly address obstacles related to infrastructure investment projects and secondary projects under its management.

At the same time, it will propose solutions to competent authorities to resolve outstanding difficulties in accordance with regulations, creating a favorable investment and business environment for infrastructure investors and enterprises operating within industrial parks. The functional agency will also accelerate the establishment of the Southeast Coastal Economic Zone and develop new industrial parks in line with Lam Dong’s provincial master plan through 2030.

These efforts are expected to further promote industrial development, one of Lam Dong’s key economic pillars, enabling the sector to meet the requirements of the province’s new development phase.