SCID breaks ground on largest shopping mall in Vĩnh Long
Located in Tân Ngãi Ward at the gateway to the province’s new administrative centre, it is between the Mỹ Thuận 1 and 2 bridges and adjacent to the HCM City–Cần Thơ Expressway.
HCM CITY — Saigon Co.op Investment Development JSC (SCID), a subsidiary of Saigon Co.op, and Thanh Do Group Construction Corporation broke ground on the SenseFesti Vĩnh Long Shopping Mall in Vĩnh Long Province on Sunday.
Located in Tân Ngãi Ward at the gateway to the province’s new administrative centre, it is between the Mỹ Thuận 1 and 2 bridges and adjacent to the HCM City–Cần Thơ Expressway.
It thus boasts excellent transport connectivity besides a rare feng shui location along the Cổ Chiên River.
Set to become the largest modern retail, dining and amusement complex in the province, it will be fully developed and operated by SCID.
It will be a central component of the Gateway City integrated development comprising single and semi-detached villas, townhouses, a five-star marina, a festival plaza, a clubhouse and a floating market showcasing the culture of the Mekong Delta.
To be developed in two phases at a cost of nearly VNĐ1 trillion (US$38.2 million), the mall will have a total gross floor area of 40,000 sq.m.
It will have a giant shopping centre and hypermarket, an outdoor musical fountain stage for festivals and community events, a culinary zone with both local and international foods, and indoor and outdoor amusement spaces for people of various ages.
It will be the largest shopping mall in the Saigon Co.op portfolio and the flagship in its expanding commercial ecosystem.
As the sixth in the Sense shopping mall chain run by Saigon Co.op, it is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2026. — VNS
