8 out of 53 Industrial Park Projects Commenced Operations Ahead of Schedule

On the afternoon of May 7, Mr. Tran Duy Dong—Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee (PPC)—presided over a meeting to hear the Provincial Industrial Zones Management Board’s report on the progress of 53 non-budget projects expected to begin production and business operations in 2026.

Chairman of the PPC Tran Duy Dong presiding over the conference.

According to the report, the 53 projects scheduled for 2026 include 18 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) projects and 35 domestic investment projects. As of May 6, 2026, 8 out of 53 projects have already officially commenced production and business activities according to the 2026 plan. Notably, several projects began operations ahead of their registered schedules, such as ACSEPT Vietnam and KLW Vietnam 2, contributing to increased production capacity and added value for the local economy from the very first months of the year.

Regarding the remaining 45 projects under implementation, 32 (approximately 71%) are currently on track. Most of these have essentially completed factory construction and are now installing machinery, conducting trial runs, or finalizing fire safety, environmental, and final inspection procedures. Projects showing positive progress include BH Semicon, Successer, Tecomaco, Toptoyo, CNCTech, Accuracy, and MK Aerospace.

In contrast, 13 projects are facing delays due to market challenges, site clearance issues, capital constraints, or adjustments in production technology. Typical examples include Multitech Vietnam, JFS Vietnam, New Smart Packaging, and Utech Vietnam 3.

The Management Board has proactively engaged with investors to resolve bottlenecks and urged the development of appropriate recovery plans to ensure all projects become operational within 2026. It is estimated that 13 more projects will start in Q2/2026, followed by 19 additional projects in the second half of the year. The Board will continue to coordinate with provincial departments and localities to monitor and support businesses, requesting investors to concentrate resources on accelerating construction and finalizing legal procedures.

Concluding the meeting, Chairman Tran Duy Dong highly commended the Management Board for its proactive and close monitoring of project implementation, which plays a vital role in achieving the province’s double-digit economic growth target.

He requested the Board to assign officials to closely monitor grassroots developments and support businesses in overcoming obstacles during both implementation and operation. Furthermore, he mandated detailed monthly reports to the PPC covering the implementation status of projects in the catalog, the performance of newly commissioned projects, and the progress of those that have received Investment Registration Certificates. These reports must clearly identify specific difficulties facing delayed projects to ensure timely intervention and the successful realization of all set targets.

Le Minh