Founding Decrees Announced for the First 3 Industrial Clusters of the Newly Consolidated Phu Tho Province

On June 15, 2026, the Department of Industry and Trade hosted a high-protocol ceremony to officially announce and hand over the founding decisions issued by the Provincial People’s Committee for three major Industrial Clusters (ICs): Dam Duong, Yen Phuong, and Son Loi. Representing the very first industrial clusters to be chartered following the historic administrative border consolidation that formed the newly unified Phu Tho Province, these developments open up an expansive frontier for the locality’s industrial modernization matrix.

The grand assembly was attended by Vice Governor Phung Thi Kim Nga—Member of the Provincial Party Committee, alongside senior directors from line departments and regional municipal authorities.

Vice Governor Phung Thi Kim Nga and Director of the Department of Industry and Trade Tran Quang Tuan hand over the founding decrees and present ceremonial floral arrangements to the master infrastructure developers of Dam Duong, Yen Phuong, and Son Loi ICs.

According to the legally enacted executive decrees, the Dam Duong Industrial Cluster is established across a 73.65-hectare footprint within Dai Dong Commune. The general contractor steering technical infrastructure construction is the HSC Dai Dong High-Tech Paper Joint Stock Company. This specialized hub is strategically engineered to magnetize light manufacturing and processing sectors, including beverage production, garments, footwear, wood processing, high-grade paper manufacturing, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, rubber and plastic compounds, alongside advanced electronics and electrical hardware assembly.

The Yen Phuong Craft Village Industrial Cluster is mapped across a 45-hectare zone within Tam Hong Commune, with its core technical infrastructure backed by the 18.9 Industrial Development and Investment Company Limited. This cluster focuses tightly on timber processing, high-end artistic woodwork, agro-industrial processing, precision mechanics, garments, textiles, footwear, information technology, telecommunications, smart electronics, and intelligent energy portfolios. Furthermore, it operates as a dedicated space to consolidate local traditional handicrafts and small-scale manufacturing, supported by synchronized logistics infrastructure including commercial warehousing, technical repair facilities, and heavy equipment maintenance grids.

Mr. Tran Quang Tuan, Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, delivers his keynote address detailing the province’s post-consolidation industrial expansion.

Concurrently, the Son Loi Industrial Cluster spans 56.2 hectares across the twin territories of Binh Nguyen and Binh Tuyen communes. Tri Duc Investment Group Joint Stock Company serves as the designated master infrastructure developer. This premium hub is tailor-made to attract high-value-added, technology-intensive, and eco-friendly manufacturing investments.

Its primary zoning matrix includes garments, footwear, woodwork, paper conversion, eco-fertilizers, bio-pharmaceuticals, rubber and plastic engineering, premium ceramics, structural metal components, solar cell manufacturing, digital microcircuits, electrical components, and heavy machinery. Notably, the cluster will incorporate cutting-edge municipal waste treatment systems leveraging waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration technology alongside integrated freight transport logistics services.

A chief executive representing the technical infrastructure developers delivers a presentation on project financing and construction velocity commitments.

Mr. Tran Quang Tuan, Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, affirmed that launching the Dam Duong, Yen Phuong, and Son Loi ICs carries monumental significance for the province’s macroeconomic trajectory. Far from merely serving as the inaugural industrial portfolios of the post-merger administration, they stand as vivid proof of the aggressive leadership displayed by the Provincial Party Committee, the People’s Council, and the People’s Committee, coupled with the highly responsible cooperation of line sectors in accelerating industrial infrastructure acquisition.

To ensure all portfolios proceed strictly ahead of schedule while maximizing investment yield, the Director ordered line departments to maintain tight liaisons, guiding developers through legal red tape regarding land leasing, master planning, construction permits, and environmental impact assessments (EIAs). Concurrently, public sectors must proactively inject capital into developing external infrastructure outside the industrial gates, guaranteeing a synchronized plug-and-play connection with internal grids to perfectly serve corporate manufacturing demands.

For municipal governments overseeing these zones, the Director demanded an escalation of grassroots mass mobilization to build absolute public consensus. Local cadres must smoothly execute land compensation, resettlement support packages, and rapid site clearance to hand over clean sites to developers, while drastically upscaling administrative oversight over land-use origins to protect the current state of the project footprints.

Concluding the summit, the master developers were strictly instructed to rapidly finalize all statutory legal records in accordance with national laws, while concentrating elite financial, human, and engineering assets to secure their committed construction velocity. The provincial administration uniquely emphasized that developers must invest heavily in building fully synchronized technical infrastructure with a rigid focus on advanced wastewater treatment facilities and ecological safety nets, carving out a new model for modernized, green, and high-yield industrial clusters that drive the province toward a sustainable future.

Le Minh