Hai Phong (VNA) – Authorities in Hai Phong have granted invꦗestment licences and signed memoranda of understanding worth over 15 billion USD, reflecting the northern port city's growing appeal as a dynamic investment dꦗestination.
Confidence from major investors
LG Display Vietnam Hai Phong remains one of the city’s most prominent foreign investors. Since launching its first project in 2016 with 1.5 billion USD in capital, the company has expanded significantly, with total investment now exceeding 10 billion USD. General Director Choi In Kwan credited Hai Phong’s strong and consistent support, especially during challenges such as natural disasters and pandemics, along with its skilled workforce, modern infrastructure, and strategic location, for the company’s success. Similarly, Carlos Ottery, Director of Corporate Culture and Public Relations at Trakmotive - a leading investor in automotive parts manufacturing - said the company chose Hai Phong in 2025 after evaluating several countries and regions. Its decision was based on the city’s industrial heritage, strategic infrastructure, and high-quality labour. Trakmotive has secured a 22,000 sq m site for a factory set to open in 2026, creating around 4,000 jobs.
Ready for breakthrough growth
A gateway to growth and global connectivity
At a recent investment promotion conference held by Hai Phong with both domestic and foreign investors, State President Luong Cuong delivered a keynote address, highlighting Vietnam as one of Asia’s most dynamic growth economies. In 2024, Vietnam’s total export turnover exceeded 786 billion USD, placing the country among the world’s top 20 international trading nations. Vietnam is also an increasingly attractive investment destination, with nearly 150 countries and territories currently investing in the country. It has become an essential link in global production and supply chains. He said Hai Phong, the largest export gateway in northern Vietnam, is playing an increasingly pivotal role in this network. The city boasts a strategic location with the international deep-water port of Lach Huyen, well-developed regional connectivity, specialised smart and green industrial zones, a plentiful labour force, and increasingly flexible investment incentives. It consistently ranks among the top localities in provincial competitiveness, administrative reform, and green growth. VNA