Promoting Investment in Industrial Parks
In 2026—the first year of the 2025–2030 term—Lam Dong aims to selectively attract investors, improve the quality of projects, prioritize socio-economic efficiency, create jobs, and promote sustainable local development.
Lam Dong’s proximity to Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City, two key economic centres in the Southern Key Economic Region, presents a strategic advantage for investors.
According to Dau Anh Tuan, Deputy Secretary General and Head of the Legal Department of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), Lam Dong serves as a “green hinterland” for the Southern Key Economic Region, which includes Dong Nai, Tay Ninh, Lam Dong, and Ho Chi Minh City.
Once transport infrastructure is fully connected and industrial park (IP) facilities are improved, Lam Dong will become increasingly appealing to investors due to shorter supply chains and a more comprehensive ecosystem.
The provincial Industrial Parks Management Board reported that in 2025, the province’s industrial parks attracted 22 investment projects, with total registered capital exceeding VND 1.578 trillion and USD 57 million. Of these, 16 were domestic projects and 6 were FDI projects, covering a total implementation area of nearly 58 hectares.
Lam Dong’s industrial parks continue to attract significant investment, underscoring the province’s growing appeal to investors. According to Le Hai Ninh, Deputy Head of the Industrial Parks Management Board, the province attracted five new projects in the first quarter of 2026, with total registered capital exceeding VND 177 billion and USD 0.2 million, covering 4 hectares.
So far, the industrial parks in the province have drawn in a total of 246 projects, comprising 58 FDI projects and 188 domestic projects. The total approved registered capital has exceeded VND 44.78 trillion and USD 514 million, with an overall registered land area of more than 730 hectares.
Alongside encouraging investment in industrial parks, the Management Board has been actively supporting businesses throughout every step of their investment, production, and operational processes, swiftly addressing challenges and hurdles within its jurisdiction.
These initiatives help retain current investors while also attracting new investment. The Board reports that investment initiatives within the province’s industrial parks have generated stable employment for roughly 20,000 employees.
To draw in strategic investors, the Management Board has pinpointed essential priorities, including fostering a transparent and accessible investment landscape, expediting infrastructure development in industrial parks to cater to the needs of secondary projects, streamlining administrative processes through digital platforms, and enhancing overall investor satisfaction. Investment promotion remains central to these efforts.
The Board also noted that this April, the province plans to organize an investment promotion program in Ho Chi Minh City to showcase its industrial parks and attract both domestic and international investors.