Stavian Vĩnh Phúc industrial park picks up investment pace with new projects


Stavian Vinh Phuc Industrial Park saw rising investment in early 2026, with new projects advancing and more land lease deals signed, signalling stronger development.

 


The groundbreaking ceremony for the Hai Long Vinh Phuc Animal Feed Manufacturing Plant at Stavian Vinh Phuc Industrial Park. — Photo courtesy of the IP

HÀ NỘI — Stavian Vinh Phuc Industrial Park has reported a steady increase in investment activity in early 2026, with several new projects moving forward and additional land lease agreements signed, signalling a more active development phase.

In April, multiple projects were rolled out at the site, including ground-breaking ceremonies for several factories and new lease agreements, alongside expansions to facilities owned by companies already operating within the broader Stavian ecosystem.

Among the new developments is a Hai Long Vĩnh Phúc animal feed plant backed by Lanking Nano Pte Ltd. 

Implemented by Hai Long Vinh Phuc Agricultural Science and Technology Co td., the project covers more than four hectares and has total registered capital exceeding VNĐ1 trillion. It is expected to produce feed for livestock, poultry and aquaculture, aligning with the park’s focus on processing and manufacturing industries.

A preliminary land sublease agreement has also been signed for the project, allowing the investor to proceed with administrative procedures and construction.

At the same time, expansion has been recorded for existing investors. Stavian Green Packaging JSC has begun work on a new plant producing polypropylene packaging. The material is widely used due to its durability and recyclability and is increasingly required in export markets with stricter environmental standards.

Several factories at the park have already been completed and put into operation. According to available figures, around 52 hectares of land have thus far been granted Investment Registration Certificates, reflecting rising occupancy.

With new projects coming on stream and existing ones expanding, the industrial park is expected to continue attracting manufacturing investors as infrastructure is further completed. — BIZHUB

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