Dong Nai is accelerating the expansion of industrial land while shifting toward green, modern, and high-tech industrial development. Backed by strategic infrastructure advantages and global supply chain relocation trends, the province is positioning itself as a major high-tech industrial and logistics hub in southern Vietnam.
Dong Nai Accelerates Industrial Land Expansion to Attract New Investment
For decades, Dong Nai has been recognized as one of Vietnam’s most important industrial centers, playing a vital role in the country’s manufacturing growth.
Entering a new development phase—especially as Dong Nai becomes a centrally governed city—the demand for a more advanced, sustainable, and high-value industrial economy is becoming increasingly urgent.
This transition presents both a challenge and a major opportunity for Dong Nai to reshape its long-term industrial development strategy, moving from extensive growth toward high-tech, green, and value-added industrial investment.
A major driving force behind this transformation is the simultaneous rollout of key national infrastructure projects, including:
- Long Thanh International Airport
- Regional expressway networks
- Ring roads connecting southern economic zones
- Strategic logistics and transportation infrastructure
These projects not only create new development momentum but also significantly strengthen Dong Nai’s appeal among domestic and international investors.
Industrial Land Supply Faces Growing Pressure
As global supply chains continue to shift, southern Vietnam remains a priority destination for international manufacturers and industrial investors.
With its strategic location in the southern key economic region, Dong Nai continues attracting strong investment demand from production, logistics, and technology businesses.
However, experts warn that without sufficient ready-to-use industrial land, the province could miss major opportunities to capture new FDI inflows.
Current figures show:
- 89 industrial parks planned
- More than 39,000 hectares of industrial land
- 58 industrial parks officially established
- 44 industrial parks currently operating
- Average occupancy rate of approximately 76%
To date, Dong Nai has attracted investment from:
- 51 countries and territories
- Total FDI exceeding USD 45 billion
These numbers reflect strong investment appeal—but also increasing pressure on industrial land supply.
Multiple New Industrial Parks Under Development
To create more room for growth, Dong Nai is actively expanding its industrial park pipeline.
The province is currently calling for investment in:
- 14 industrial infrastructure projects
- Digital industrial parks
- High-tech industrial zones
- Next-generation manufacturing complexes
One of the key projects is Long Duc 3 Industrial Park, which broke ground in late April.
Project details:
- Scale: 244 hectares
- Total investment: VND 1.8 trillion
- Location: Binh An Commune
In addition, two mega industrial park projects are expected to launch this year:
Bau Can – Tan Hiep Industrial Park
- Approximate scale: 1,000 hectares
Xuan Que – Song Nhan Industrial Park
- Approximate scale: 1,000 hectares
When completed by 2027, these projects will add a significant volume of industrial land, especially in areas surrounding Long Thanh International Airport.
According to Dong Nai authorities, these new industrial zones will play a critical role in:
- Expanding industrial development space
- Supporting economic growth
- Reshaping the economic structure
- Enhancing regional competitiveness
Dong Nai Targets Green and High-Tech Industrial Development
Beyond expanding industrial land supply, Dong Nai is fundamentally upgrading the quality of its industrial development strategy.
Under the new direction, the province will develop:
- Green industrial parks
- Eco-industrial parks
- Smart industrial parks
- High-tech industrial zones
- Integrated industrial-logistics ecosystems
The goal is to build a modern industrial ecosystem deeply integrated into global value chains.
Priority investment sectors include:
- High-tech manufacturing
- Processing and manufacturing industries
- Supporting industries
- Emerging technologies
- Smart manufacturing
- Environmentally friendly industrial projects
Dong Nai also aims to develop:
- Research and development (R&D) centers
- Science parks
- Innovation hubs
- High-skilled workforce training centers
Three Strategic Industrial Sectors Expected to Drive Growth
A notable part of Dong Nai’s strategy is the focus on three breakthrough industrial sectors:
1. Aerospace Industry
With Long Thanh International Airport as a strategic catalyst, aerospace manufacturing and related services are expected to become a major competitive advantage.
2. Semiconductor, Chip Manufacturing, and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
These sectors offer high value-added potential and align with global technology investment trends.
3. Automation Equipment and Information Technology
These industries will support industrial modernization, digital transformation, and smart manufacturing expansion.
These sectors are expected to become powerful growth engines for Dong Nai’s industrial economy.
Dong Nai Moves Toward Net Zero and Circular Economy
A major strategic shift is Dong Nai’s move toward greener industrial development.
The province aims to promote:
- Green economy development
- Circular economy models
- Lower industrial emissions
- Net Zero emissions targets
This aligns with new global investment preferences, where multinational corporations increasingly prioritize:
- Sustainable supply chains
- ESG compliance
- Green factories
- Clean energy integration
Dong Nai’s Long-Term Goal: A High-Tech Industrial Hub in Southern Vietnam
According to Dong Nai’s Industrial and Economic Zone Management Board, the province is steadily improving FDI quality while shifting its labor structure toward high-skilled industries.
Its long-term vision includes building:
- A modern industrial park network
- A strategic logistics center
- A high-tech manufacturing hub
- A regional innovation ecosystem
With strong infrastructure advantages, expanding industrial land reserves, and a clear development strategy, Dong Nai is emerging as one of Vietnam’s most attractive destinations for next-generation high-tech FDI.
Conclusion
Dong Nai is not merely expanding industrial space—it is redefining its industrial future around sustainability, advanced technology, and long-term competitiveness.
With the combined momentum of Long Thanh International Airport, strategic regional infrastructure, and selective investment attraction policies, Dong Nai is well positioned to become southern Vietnam’s next major high-tech industrial powerhouse.
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