The proactive approach taken by businesses, together with coordinated support measures from provincial authorities and relevant agencies, has laid an important foundation for exports to continue expanding and to make a significant contribution to local economic growth.

A production line at Ha Phong Garment Export Joint Stock Company in Hiep Hoa commune.

In the early days of the year, production activities at industrial parks and clusters across the province have been operating at a brisk pace.

Enterprises have moved quickly to grasp market developments, actively seek new partners, expand export markets and sign additional contracts. These efforts have helped ensure stable jobs and incomes for workers, while reinforcing confidence in the outlook for exports in the months ahead.

At Ha Phong Garment Export Joint Stock Company in Hiep Hoa commune, sewing lines are running continuously to meet delivery schedules for partners in the United States, Japan and several European countries.

The company has signed dozens of export contracts for garments, with delivery deadlines extending through June this year. It plans to invest about 40 billion VND (1.75 million USD) in 2026 to upgrade machinery and equipment for production.

Securing new orders early in the year has not only helped stabilise operations but also provided sustainable income for thousands of workers. In the first month of 2026 alone, the company exported about 8 million products, of which 85% were shipped to the U.S. market, generating export revenue of 40 million USD.

For the whole of 2026, the company aims to achieve export turnover of 600 million USD, up 15% from the previous year, while targeting an average monthly income of 13 million VND for its employees.

Similarly, at workshops operated by Bac Giang LNG Garment Corporation Joint Stock Company in Luc Nam commune, thousands of workers are busy completing jacket and apparel products to fulfil signed orders. The company is striving to reach export turnover of 37.5 million USD in 2026, reflecting confidence in demand from overseas markets.

Beyond domestic firms, foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises in the province have also accelerated production from the start of the year. Many companies have maintained high capacity utilisation to meet signed orders, particularly in electronics, components and high-tech equipment manufacturing.

Luxshare–ICT Vietnam Co., Ltd., based in Quang Chau Industrial Park, recorded export turnover of nearly 310 million USD in January alone.

Other major exporters also reported high figures during the month, including Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd. at Yen Phong I Industrial Park with export value of about 891 million USD; Fuyu Precision Technology Co., Ltd. at Quang Chau Industrial Park with more than 574 million USD; and Samsung Display Vietnam Co., Ltd. at Yen Phong I Industrial Park with over 553 million USD.

Maintaining and expanding export markets from the outset of the year is considered a key factor in sustaining export growth throughout 2026.

According to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, Bac Ninh’s export value in January 2026 exceeded 9.1 billion USD. For the full year, the province has identified exports as one of its most important growth drivers and is targeting total export turnover of 110 billion USD.

New Wing Interconnect Technology Co., Ltd., based in Van Trung Industrial Park, recorded high export turnover.

To achieve this goal, alongside the efforts of enterprises, the accompanying and supportive role of local authorities and functional agencies is seen as particularly crucial. The province is focusing on improving the investment and business environment to support enterprises in expanding production and increasing export value.

Priority is being given to attracting FDI projects that apply modern technology, generate high added value and are environmentally friendly. At the same time, Bac Ninh is encouraging domestic companies to participate more deeply in global supply chains.

Relevant agencies are also stepping up support by shortening administrative processing times and creating favourable conditions for enterprises to expand factories, invest in additional production lines and adjust capital levels to meet development needs.

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