The Success Of Chinese Enterprises At Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park

Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park (NDV IP) in Hai Phong has become a strategic destination for Chinese enterprises expanding their presence in Vietnam. With its prime location, modern infrastructure, and business-friendly policies, NDV IP has attracted significant investments from China, contributing to the region’s industrial and commercial growth. Strategic location and modern infrastructure have been key factors in Nam Dinh Vu ’s success in attracting foreign investment. Situated within the Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone, the industrial park offers seamless connectivity via road, sea, and air. Notably, Nam Dinh Vu is the only industrial park in Vietnam with an integrated deep-water port—Nam Dinh Vu Port. This unique advantage enables businesses to optimize logistics costs and streamline supply chain operations. The port is equipped to accommodate large vessels, supporting efficient import and export operations, and positioning it as an ideal center for international trade. Significant investments from Chinese enterprises have further solidified Nam Dinh Vu’s position as a key industrial hub. Vietnam Precision Craft Component Technology Company Limited has invested $10 million to establish a manufacturing facility for industrial tools (1). Another major investor, Hoda Strategic Holdings Private, has allocated $10 million for the production of high-quality PVC pipe fittings, with a capacity of 10,000 tons per year, creating more than 50 jobs (2). Similarly, Finework International has committed $10 million to develop a facility specializing in mechanical components and industrial spare parts (3). These investments highlight the confidence Chinese businesses have in Nam Dinh Vu’s long-term potential. Factors driving success for Chinese enterprises in Nam Dinh Vu go beyond its advantageous location. The industrial park offers world-class infrastructure, including stable power supply, water treatment systems, and high-quality logistics services, ensuring efficient business operations. Additionally, Vietnam’s attractive tax incentives and stable investment climate provide a strong foundation for foreign enterprises. The Vietnamese government, particularly the Hai Phong Economic Zone Authority (HEZA), has proactively signed multiple Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Chinese firms to facilitate smoother investment processes (4). In conclusion, the growing presence of Chinese enterprises at Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park is a testament to the park’s strategic location, robust infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies. As NDV IP continues to expand and develop, it is poised to become a major industrial and logistics hub in Vietnam, attracting further international investments and driving sustainable economic growth. Source: (1). The Investor (2). B-Company (3). Emidas Magazine (4). VnEconomy