The 2025 edition of the Vietnam Industrial Park Map captures the country’s accelerating growth in manufacturing and logistics. Backed by solid FDI inflows, enhanced infrastructure, and consistent government support, industrial parks across Vietnam are expanding rapidly, reinforcing the nation’s status as a major production hub in Southeast Asia.
National Network and Investment Overview
As of 2025, Vietnam’s network of industrial parks continues to advance strongly, underpinning the development of the country’s manufacturing and logistics base. There are now 447 industrial parks established nationwide, highlighting the state’s determination to build strategic infrastructure for sustained economic progress (Reuters; Vietdata Research; InCorp Vietnam).
Out of this total, 304 parks are fully in operation, making steady contributions to industrial output and exports, while 143 are still under construction, paving the way for additional capacity and future projects (Vietdata Research).
Demand for these facilities remains robust. In the north, occupancy has surpassed 83%, while southern provinces record rates above 90%, illustrating investors’ confidence in Vietnam’s political stability and skilled workforce (Vietdata Research; Delco Construction; Vietnam Briefing).
Industrial and economic zones also continue to attract capital, with over 11,200 foreign-invested projects and 10,600 domestic ventures across diverse industries such as electronics, textiles, and logistics (1). This mix of infrastructure, high occupancy, and proven appeal positions Vietnam as a leading destination for industrial growth in the region.
Regional Profiles of Vietnam’s Industrial Parks in 2025
Vietnam’s industrial landscape is strategically distributed across the northern, central, and southern regions, each playing a vital role in the country’s economic and manufacturing ecosystem.
Northern Region
The north remains a focal point for industrial investment. Bac Ninh Province, with more than 15 industrial parks spread across 8,033 hectares, excels in electronics and high-tech manufacturing thanks to its developed infrastructure and links to Hanoi. Parks such as Tien Son, Yen Phong, and Que Vo have attracted significant FDI due to proximity to supply chains.
Likewise, Hai Phong City, an important port hub, is home to 14 industrial parks on roughly 6,000 hectares. The area continues to draw investors from South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, making it a center for heavy industries and export-oriented production (2).
Central Region
Central Vietnam — including the North Central and Central Coast provinces — hosts 111 industrial parks over 47,930 hectares. Coastal access and improved infrastructure are helping this area gain favor among light manufacturing and logistics enterprises. Provinces like Da Nang, Khanh Hoa, and Quang Nam are at the forefront, supported by policy incentives and ongoing development.
Southern Region
In the south, Binh Duong Province remains one of the country’s most vibrant industrial zones, featuring more than 31 parks covering 12,721 hectares. Occupancy is close to 90%, with major names such as VSIP, Bau Bang, and Dong An hosting electronics, furniture, and consumer goods producers.
Long An Province has emerged as a promising location on the southern industrial map, offering 4,500+ hectares of land with an 85% occupancy rate. Sites like Phuoc Dong Port Industrial Park, Long Hau, and Xuyen A benefit from their proximity to Ho Chi Minh City and well-connected transport routes (3).
Together, these regions show how Vietnam has developed a balanced industrial base, providing varied opportunities for investors depending on location, infrastructure, and sector focus.
How to Use the Vietnam Industrial Park Map
For a complete, frequently updated view of Vietnam’s industrial parks, reliable sources include government websites, market research publications, and professional real estate or logistics consultancies. These resources offer detailed data on zoning, infrastructure, and investment prospects throughout the country.
With its manufacturing sector continuing to grow, Vietnam remains an attractive market for companies seeking to launch or expand their operations in Southeast Asia.
Sources:
(1). Viet Data
(2), (3). B-Company