The clean water plant will have a capacity of 8,000 cubic metres per day, while the wastewater treatment station is designed to handle 2,600 cubic metres per day. The facilities are expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2026.

Groundbreaking ceremony for the clean water supply plant complex and wastewater treatment station at Hoa Phu Industrial Park.

The projects are considered strategic infrastructure components, meeting the operational needs of enterprises currently operating in the industrial park and preparing the site to receive new investment projects in the coming period.

The construction is expected to play a key role in completing the park’s technical infrastructure system in line with approved planning and timelines.

According to the investor, comprehensive infrastructure investment will help enhance the competitiveness of Hoa Phu Industrial Park and attract high-quality investors aligned with environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards and green economic development.

An overview of Hoa Phu Industrial Park.

The move also reaffirms the developer’s commitment to supporting businesses and ensuring safe, efficient and sustainable production activities.

Covering a total area of 293 hectares and located at a gateway in northern Viet Nam with access to major transport corridors, Hoa Phu Industrial Park is gradually positioning itself as an important industrial production hub in the region.

Bac Ninh provincial leader meets South Korea’s Seojin System

BAC NINH – The Chairman of Bac Ninh provincial People’s Committee (PPC) Pham Hoang Son on January 15 met with a delegation from South Korea’s Seojin System Group, led by its Chairman Jun Dong Kyu, to discuss plans to expand the group’s investment in the northern province.

Rising FDI, investor optimism reinforce Vietnam’s appeal for inflows

Commenting on Vietnam’s FDI performance in 2025, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, a public policy expert at the University of Economics under the Vietnam National University, Hanoi, said that the strong growth in disbursed capital, particularly additional funding for ongoing projects, reflects sustained confidence among international investors.

 

Vietnam emerges as typical case of Asia’s FDI success

Many Asian economies have tapped into foreign direct investment (FDI) to fuel economic growth, with Vietnam standing out as a notable success, while others still face challenges in turning capital inflows into lasting development.

FDI inflows fuel GRDP growth across localities

Localities such as Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Ninh Binh, Phu Tho and Bac Ninh posted growth rates of between 10.27% and 11.89%, far exceeding the national average.

 

Record 1.15 quadrillion VND allocated for development investment in 2025

Last year, central budget funds were prioritised for nationally significant projects, expressways, inter-regional links and other key infrastructure works, thereby creating new growth drivers, expanding development space and strengthening national competitiveness.

 

FDI inflows into Vietnam exceed 38 billion USD in 2025

The figures were released at a press conference on January 5, announcing Vietnam’s socio-economic statistics for the fourth quarter and the whole of 2025. Notably, disbursed FDI reached an estimated 27.62 billion USD, a year-on-year increase of 9% and the highest level recorded over the past five years.