Ha Tinh province in central Vietnam is stepping up efforts to attract secondary investors into industrial clusters as occupancy rates rise rapidly, infrastructure is progressively finalized, and support policies become increasingly open.
These factors are creating a vital foundation for developing industry and small-scale handicrafts in the province.
Ha Tinh province currently houses 22 industrial clusters covering a total area of over 571 ha. Of these, 12 state-funded clusters have attracted 179 projects with an average occupancy rate of over 63%. Meanwhile, 10 enterprise-funded clusters have secured 172 registered projects, reaching an occupancy rate of 31.22%.
The sectors operating within these clusters are diverse, ranging from light industry, processing, and mechanical engineering to infrastructure services and logistics.
Under the provincial People's Council's Resolution No. 96/2022/NQ-HDND dated December 16, 2022, Ha Tinh offers support of up to VND500 million (nearly $19,000) per hectare for industrial clusters with enterprise-invested infrastructure, depending on the specific socio-economic zone. Furthermore, secondary investors enjoy incentives regarding land leases, taxes, and credit in accordance with State policies.
In practice, the effectiveness of these policies is clearly evident. The Cong Khanh 1 Industrial Cluster (Nam Hong Linh Ward), after just eight months of operation, has attracted seven secondary investors, achieving an occupancy rate of 46.8%.
The Thai Yen Industrial Cluster has also seen strong acceleration, attracting over 90 enterprises and business households. Its occupancy rate has exceeded 90%, an increase of more than 10% compared to the same period in 2024.
According to the Ha Tinh Provincial Master Plan for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision toward 2050, the province aims to establish 45 industrial clusters with a total area of nearly 1,900 ha by 2030.
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