Industrial parks need comprehensive ecosystems to retain investors
Industrial parks should develop a comprehensive manufacturing environment for investors to make investments and expand production according to Nguyen Tuan Anh general director of Stavian Industrial Park JSC
At the Vietnam Industrial Property Forum 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City, Stavian Group's general director, Nguyen Tuan Anh, emphasized the need for industrial parks to foster comprehensive ecosystems to retain investors. Drawing from the corporation's direct experience in manufacturing and business operations, Stavian IP understands the demands of businesses seeking investment in industrial parks.
Factors such as infrastructure quality, energy efficiency, environmental standards, and supply chain management are crucial considerations for businesses when evaluating potential locations. Anh highlighted that while Vietnam has a young and competitively priced workforce, the country must provide opportunities for training and development to capitalize on its human capital.
European investors currently represent only 5-6% of Vietnam's foreign investment, yet many European firms possess strong manufacturing and technological capabilities but have not yet chosen Vietnam as an investment destination. Stavian IP is actively pursuing the development of eco-industrial parks, focusing on environmental protection, energy efficiency, and clean production.
By providing integrated infrastructure and support services, Stavian IP aims to create a robust ecosystem that enables businesses to reduce production costs and enhance competitiveness. Anh stressed that Vietnam's industrial parks must evolve beyond mere location and cost advantages, offering a holistic production environment that encompasses infrastructure, energy, services, and a skilled workforce.
The ultimate goal is to ensure that once investors choose Vietnam, they remain and expand their operations within the country.
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