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Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park - A Strategic Industrial Hub for Chinese Investors
Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park (NDV IP) is a large-scale industrial zone located in the Dinh Vu - Cat Hai Economic Zone, Hai Phong City, Northern Vietnam. With a total area of approximately 1,329 hectares, the park is developed as a multi-functional industrial ecosystem combining production, logistics, and port operations.Positioned at a key coastal gateway, NDV IP benefits from direct access to major infrastructure such as Lach Huyen Deep Sea Port, the Hanoi - Hai Phong Expressway, and Cat Bi International Airport. Notably, it is the only industrial park in Vietnam with an in-zone seaport (Nam Dinh Vu Port), allowing businesses to significantly reduce logistics costs and improve supply chain efficiency.
Key Advantages of Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park
Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park is designed to meet the needs of international manufacturers and logistics operators through a combination of strategic location and integrated infrastructure.- Prime Location
- Integrated Industrial Ecosystem
The park is also supported by an expanding logistics ecosystem, including ready-built warehouses, container yards, bonded warehouses, and cold storage facilities, helping tenants optimize supply chains and reduce operational costs.
- Modern Infrastructure
In addition, infrastructure across the park has been developed synchronously, with continuous upgrades to meet international operational standards and support long-term industrial growth.
- Free Trade Zone Incentives
The FTZ also offers simplified administrative procedures, helping foreign investors accelerate project setup and operation, along with long-term visa support for experts and skilled workers.
China’s Growing Investment Presence in Vietnam
Vietnam continues to attract strong investment inflows from China as global supply chains shift toward Southeast Asia. Northern Vietnam, in particular, has become a key destination thanks to its strategic location, competitive costs, and well-developed industrial infrastructure.According to recent reports, Vietnam recorded over USD 38.4 billion in total FDI inflows in 2025, maintaining strong growth momentum and reinforcing its position as a leading manufacturing hub in the region. (1)
Among investment partners, China ranked second with approximately USD 3.64 billion, accounting for around 21% of total registered capital, while Hong Kong (China) contributed about USD 1.73 billion, equivalent to roughly 10%, placing both among the top foreign investors in Vietnam. (2)
In addition, Chinese enterprises led in the number of newly registered projects in Vietnam, highlighting their strong expansion strategy and long-term commitment to the market. (3)
Overall, total realized FDI in Vietnam reached approximately USD 27.6 billion in 2025, the highest level in the past five years, reflecting increasing investor confidence and sustained capital inflows into key sectors such as manufacturing and logistics. (4)
Strategically located, with an integrated industrial ecosystem and modern infrastructure, Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park is one of the largest industrial parks in Northern Vietnam. The combination of an on-site seaport, diverse industrial land options, and strong logistics connections provides businesses with a significant competitive advantage in optimizing operations and expanding globally.
Amidst the growing wave of Chinese investment in Vietnam, Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park stands out as a reliable and efficient destination for businesses seeking to strengthen their presence in Southeast Asia.
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(1). China Briefing
(2). VN Economy
(3). VIR
(4). Trading Economics
