Welcoming over 200,000 visitors in the first 5 days, AEON Hải Dương marks strategic expansion in the Red River Delta
AEON Hải Dương is AEON Group’s 10th shopping centre in Vietnam and its first medium-scale shopping centre in the Red River Delta.
HẢI DƯƠNG — AEON Hải Dương is AEON Group’s 10th shopping centre in Vietnam and its first medium-scale shopping centre in the Red River Delta.
Spanning 38,100 sq.m across three floors, AEON Hải Dương integrates direct retail operations with 37 speciality stores.
Strategically set on the Hà Nội–Hải Phòng transport corridor, AEON’s third medium-scale centre in Việt Nam has been designed as 'A Paradise for 3-Generation Families' with an integrated shopping, service, and entertainment ecosystem. It welcomed over 200,000 visitors in its first five days (October 1–5).
Food World (Floors 1–2) features a supermarket meeting VietGAP and GLOBALG.A.P. standards, a 270-seat Delica & Bakery zone, and F&B chains like Gong Cha, Long Wang, and Gogi House. Fashion World introduces MYCLOSET and international brands, while Beauty & Wellness World centREs on Glam Beautique. Living World includes HÓME CÓORDY, Kohnan, Mr. DIY, and Kids & Entertainment World offers Kids Republic, a 1,000 sq.m KID’S BOX JUMBO, GiGO, and AEON Beta Cinema.
AEON Hải Dương offers customer-centric amenities, including key tech integrations. These include AI-enabled scales with automatic product recognition, self-ordering and payment kiosks, high-capacity free parking, facial-recognition lockers, EV charging stations, baby care rooms, and family restrooms.
AEON Vietnam officially opened the AEON Hải Dương Shopping Centre in Hải Phòng on October 3. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr Tezuka Daisuke, Executive Officer, Chief Vietnam Business Officer of AEON Group, General Director of AEON Vietnam Co., Ltd., said: "Today, with the Opening Ceremony of AEON Hải Dương Shopping Centre, we embark together with the local community on a new chapter of development.”
The launch of AEON Hải Dương reflects AEON Group's strategic vision for retail expansion into satellite cities, satisfying growing local demand for Japanese-quality shopping environments.— VNS


