Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park (NDVIP) has emerged not only as a large-scale industrial park but also as a model of integrated and sustainable industrial development in Vietnam. Strategically located in the Dinh Vu - Cat Hai Economic Zone of Hai Phong city, NDV IP seamlessly integrates industrial, logistics and port services into a complex in the industrial ecosystem of Northern Vietnam.
NDVIP provides a comprehensive ecosystem designed to meet the diverse needs of investors:
- Strategic location: Located in the economic center of Hai Phong, NDVIP ensures effective connection to both domestic and international markets, an important advantage for export-oriented industries.
- Modern infrastructure: The industrial park is equipped with pre-built factories, high-standard warehouses, the advantage of an internal seaport - Nam Dinh Vu Port and a full utility system (electricity, water, wastewater treatment), helping investors quickly establish and operate.
- Incentive policy: Nam Dinh Vu IP flexibly adjusts industrial park land rental prices, payment terms, and customer services to create the most favorable conditions for investors.
Vietnam continues to be a magnet for foreign direct investment (FDI), driven by its stable economy, skilled workforce, and expanding infrastructure. According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), total newly registered, adjusted, and contributed capital for share purchases reached over $31.4 billion in 2024, up 1% compared to the same period in 2023. Notably, China, including Hong Kong, was the third-largest foreign investor, contributing more than $3.61 billion, accounting for 13.3% of total FDI, and marking a 5.4% increase year-on-year. (1)
With China’s continued efforts to diversify its supply chains and tap new regional trade opportunities, Vietnam – particularly Hai Phong – has emerged as a strategic destination. NDVIP, in particular, offers:
- A gateway to regional markets: NDV IP is a key gateway connecting China to Southeast Asian and global markets through its robust land and sea network.
- Achievements: The park has attracted a diverse portfolio of foreign investors, reflecting its operational reliability and business-friendly environment.
- Additional growth sectors: Chinese companies in the manufacturing, logistics and renewable energy sectors can tap into Vietnam’s supportive policies and growing domestic demand.
The recent surge in Chinese investment underscores Vietnam’s and NDVIP’s appeal. As both nations deepen economic ties, NDVIP is well-positioned to support Chinese investors in expanding their operations efficiently and sustainably in Southeast Asia. (2).
northern vietnam industrial zone map
(1). MPI
(2). Vietnam News
Published on August 20, 2025
Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park (NDVIP) has emerged not only as a large-scale industrial park but also as a model of integrated and sustainable industrial development in Vietnam. Strategically located in the Dinh Vu - Cat Hai Economic Zone of Hai Phong city, NDV IP seamlessly integrates industrial, logistics and port services into a complex in the industrial ecosystem of Northern Vietnam.
NDVIP provides a comprehensive ecosystem designed to meet the diverse needs of investors:
- Strategic location: Located in the economic center of Hai Phong, NDVIP ensures effective connection to both domestic and international markets, an important advantage for export-oriented industries.
- Modern infrastructure: The industrial park is equipped with pre-built factories, high-standard warehouses, the advantage of an internal seaport - Nam Dinh Vu Port and a full utility system (electricity, water, wastewater treatment), helping investors quickly establish and operate.
- Incentive policy: Nam Dinh Vu IP flexibly adjusts industrial park land rental prices, payment terms, and customer services to create the most favorable conditions for investors.
Vietnam continues to be a magnet for foreign direct investment (FDI), driven by its stable economy, skilled workforce, and expanding infrastructure. According to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), total newly registered, adjusted, and contributed capital for share purchases reached over $31.4 billion in 2024, up 1% compared to the same period in 2023. Notably, China, including Hong Kong, was the third-largest foreign investor, contributing more than $3.61 billion, accounting for 13.3% of total FDI, and marking a 5.4% increase year-on-year. (1)
With China’s continued efforts to diversify its supply chains and tap new regional trade opportunities, Vietnam – particularly Hai Phong – has emerged as a strategic destination. NDVIP, in particular, offers:
- A gateway to regional markets: NDV IP is a key gateway connecting China to Southeast Asian and global markets through its robust land and sea network.
- Achievements: The park has attracted a diverse portfolio of foreign investors, reflecting its operational reliability and business-friendly environment.
- Additional growth sectors: Chinese companies in the manufacturing, logistics and renewable energy sectors can tap into Vietnam’s supportive policies and growing domestic demand.
The recent surge in Chinese investment underscores Vietnam’s and NDVIP’s appeal. As both nations deepen economic ties, NDVIP is well-positioned to support Chinese investors in expanding their operations efficiently and sustainably in Southeast Asia. (2).
northern vietnam industrial zone map
(1). MPI
(2). Vietnam News
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