Bac Ninh aims to draw investment from Chinese enterprises, particularly those from Nanning, in high-tech and sustainable industries. Priority sectors include electronics, computers and optical products, digital technology, semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), big data, green energy, electrical equipment, clean-energy vehicles, rubber and plastic products, mechanical manufacturing and food processing.

Bac Ninh seeks to attract more investment from Chinese partners.

Provincial leaders said the cooperation aligns with efforts to deepen regional economic linkages and enhance the effectiveness of the trade agreement between the governments of Vietnam and China.

Bac Ninh also intends to promote stronger business connections between the two countries, supporting domestic enterprises’ participation in global supply chains. Chinese companies are encouraged to transfer technology, share digital transformation expertise, and exchange management experience with local firms.

The province hopes Chinese partners will assist in trade promotion, market development, and the expansion of export channels for Bac Ninh’s key agricultural and traditional products to China. Notable local specialties include lychees, citrus fruits and handicrafts.

In addition, Bac Ninh expects to send trade delegations to China for market surveys, product promotion, and business-matching events. The province also welcomes opportunities to take part in bilateral business forums and online meetings with Chinese investors.

Officials emphasized that Bac Ninh remains committed to building an open, transparent, and investor-friendly environment. The province has become a hub for global electronics and manufacturing investors, hosting projects from multinational corporations such as Samsung, Foxconn and Canon.

By expanding cooperation with Chinese partners, Bac Ninh seeks not only to attract new investment but also to foster technology exchange, green production and sustainable industrial growth.

Bac Ninh approves social housing project in northern urban area of Tien Phong ward

BAC NINH – The Bac Ninh Provincial People’s Committee has issued Decision No. 320/QD-UBND approving the investment policy and assigning an investor for the social housing project in Zone 1 of the Northern Urban Area, located in Tien Phong ward (formerly Dong Son commune, Bac Giang city).

Bac Ninh hosts nearly 1,400 Chinese-invested projects worth over 10.8 billion USD

BAC NINH — The northern province of Bac Ninh is now home to nearly 1,400 investment projects from Chinese partners, with total adjusted capital exceeding 10.8 billion USD, according to local authorities. These projects account for 42.1% of all foreign-invested projects and 23.7% of total FDI capital in the province.

Bac Ninh overtakes HCM City to become nation’s FDI champion

As of the end of August, Bac Ninh lured 4.68 billion USD in FDI, as compared to nearly 4.4 billion USD injected to the southern economic hub, which also leverages the FDI magnets of Binh Duong and Ba Ria – Vung Tau.

 

Bac Ninh tops Vietnam in foreign investment inflows

BAC NINH - Bac Ninh province has emerged as Vietnam’s leading destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first eight months of 2025, attracting more than 4.5 billion USD in newly registered and adjusted capital, outpacing traditional industrial hubs across the country.

Bac Ninh attracts 14.2 billion USD of investment in 8 months

BAC NINH – The northern province of Bac Ninh attracted 588.3 million USD of investment in August 2025, including 86 million USD of registered capital from 20 newly licensed foreign direct investment (FDI) projects, 494.3 million USD of added capital from 22 existing projects as well as 8 million USD of registered capital from 4 domestic direct investment (DDI) projects. 

Bac Ninh seeks semiconductor investment from Singapore firms

BAC NINH – Standing Vice Chairman of Bac Ninh provincial People’s Committee (PPC) Mai Son on August 27 met with representatives of the Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association (SSIA) to explore opportunities for cooperation and investment in the fast-growing sector, as the northern manufacturing hub looks to strengthen its role in global supply chains.