Lam Dong province boosts industrial zones with infrastructure and land clearance
By July 2026, industrial zones (IZs) in Lam Dong province attracted 13 projects covering about 21 hectares, reaching over 76% of the annual project number target and raising zone occupancy to 55.7%. Investors and the provincial IZ Management Board are focusing on infrastructure completion and land clearance, particularly in IZs like Ham Kiem I and II. Provincial Chairman Ho Van Muoi urged acceleration of Son My I IZ construction aiming to attract investors by late 2026. Provincial directives include a target of 35 IZs with over 75% occupancy by 2030, signaling strong industrial development ambitions.
Key facts
- 13 projects covering 21 hectares started in Lam Dong industrial zones by July 2026
- Zone occupancy rate rose to 55.7% with focus on infrastructure completion
- Goal set for 35 industrial zones with over 75% occupancy by 2030
Why it matters
Lam Dong's robust industrial development plan signals Vietnam's ongoing efforts to attract large-scale investment through improved infrastructure and available land. This progress is important for international investors and businesses seeking entry into Vietnam's growing manufacturing and industrial sectors, reflecting the country's ambitions to become a more competitive destination in Southeast Asia.
Source and method
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