Along with its strategic location, well-connected infrastructure, improved investment environment, and high-quality public services, the province consistently stands alongside investors, supporting and protecting their comprehensive interests.

A mobile phone components production line at Crucialtec Vina Co., Ltd. (the Republic of Korea).

This forms a solid foundation to reaffirm that “Bac Ninh is an attractive and reliable destination and a convergence of cooperation, innovation, and long-term, sustainable development.”

This is clearly evidenced by the presence of major corporations choosing Bac Ninh as their investment destination, such as Samsung, Foxconn, Amkor, Canon, Luxshare-ICT, GO!, Goertek, and Victory Giant Technology.

After investing in Bac Ninh, these corporations have continuously expanded their scale and built integrated production ecosystems. A typical example is the Republic of Korea’s Samsung Group.

LS Electric Vietnam Co., Ltd. I the Expanded Yen Phong Industrial Park specialises in electrical cabinets manufacturing.

After 18 years of operating a factory at the Yen Phong Industrial Park, its investment capital has soared from 670 million USD to 10.96 billion USD.

It has also drawn a network of suppliers to Vietnam, including Intops, Hanwha Techwin, Hana Micron, CrucialTec, and Hyosung.

This has contributed to the formation of a Korean business ecosystem in Bac Ninh, with 1,147 projects and total registered capital reaching 16.3 billion USD. Bac Ninh’s exports to the RoK were valued at 31.47 billion USD in 2025.

China ranks second in terms of registered capital and first in the number of projects. Currently, there are nearly 1,450 projects from Chinese enterprises, with total registered capital exceeding 11 billion USD.

A notable example is Goertek, which established Goertek Vina in 2013 at the Que Vo Industrial Park, specialising in wearable devices and other electronic products.

To date, it has expanded to four factories, with total investment exceeding 1.675 billion USD, providing stable employment and income for more than 65,000 workers.

In addition to Goertek, many Chinese enterprises have grown strongly in the province’s industrial parks, such as Victory Giant Technology Vietnam Co., Ltd. (VSIP Bac Ninh 2 Industrial Park), with total investment of 520 million USD, specialising in high-end HDI circuit boards for artificial intelligence applications; and Suzhou Construction Group, investing in urban infrastructure, transportation, irrigation, and industrial park projects, with total planned investment of about 3.5 billion USD over the next five years.

Cooperation between Bac Ninh and FDI enterprises has not been limited to manufacturing and assembly but has increasingly shifted toward high-quality human resource training, research and development, and innovation.

Recently, Samsung Vietnam inaugurated the Samsung Innovation Campus high-tech talent development centre at Vietnam-Korea Technology College Bac Giang, expected to train and develop technological capabilities for about 2,200 students in 2026.

This is an important initial step toward forming a continuous training chain from schools to enterprises, contributing to the realisation of the province’s goals in science, technology, and innovation development.

Na Ki Hong, General Director of Samsung Vietnam, said that consistent policies and practical administrative support has positioned Bac Ninh as a leading investment destination for Samsung and many global partners.

Samsung is committed to accompanying the province in industrial development; supporting high-quality human resource training; carrying out social responsibility activities; and continuing to build strategies to expand production in Vietnam, including Bac Ninh province.

The Van Trung Industrial Park.

Despite economic fluctuations and increasingly competitive investment incentives from countries in the region, investment inflows into Bac Ninh have continued to grow strongly, demonstrating the province’s success in attracting FDI.

However, not resting on these achievements, Bac Ninh is making continuous efforts and innovations to maintain its position as an attractive destination.

Recognising that supply chain connectivity is becoming a core criterion in investment attraction, the province is implementing various measures to build a sustainable industrial ecosystem with the participation of domestic enterprises.

It is also focusing resources on infrastructure development and administrative reform, aiming to become a leading semiconductor manufacturing hub in the region.

Green industrial parks drive next-generation FDI

Ho Chi Minh City needs to strengthen investment in supply chain data systems, smart warehouses, regional logistics centres and inland container depots, while promoting stronger linkages between FDI firms, large domestic companies and small and medium-sized enterprises to support technology transfer and workforce development.

 

Bac Ninh ranks 14th in FDI attraction

BAC NINH- In the first 3 months of 2026, Bac Ninh has seen positive pace of growth in investment attraction with remarkable results.

FDI inflows to Vietnam surge 42.9% in Q1

Of the total, 904 newly licensed projects registered combined capital of 10.23 billion USD, marking a 6.4% increase in the project number and a 2.4-fold rise in capital compared to the same period last year.

 

Vietnam emerges as hub for high-quality FDI

Vietnam is gradually becoming a strategic destination for high-quality global FDI. Investment flows are increasingly directed toward sectors such as high-tech manufacturing, electronics, digital infrastructure, modern logistics, and industries that are closely linked to global supply chains.

 

Green industrial parks become new magnet for FDI

Statistics show that about 80% of FDI enterprises prioritise investing in industrial parks with green energy infrastructure, reflecting a growing shift in investment preferences amid tightening global environmental standards.

 

Bac Ninh’s FDI hub needs more than 330,000 workers

BAC NINH - Factories across Bac Ninh province are expected to need nearly 334,000 workers, with unskilled labour accounting for about 87%, mainly concentrated in the electronics and electrical manufacturing sector, according to local employment officials.