WHY IS HAI PHONG A STRATEGIC DESTINATION FOR MANUFACTURING AND LOGISTICS BUSINESSES

Seaport Infrastructure and Logistics Connectivity

One of Hai Phong’s key advantages is its seaport system, which supports the movement of goods for international trade. Lach Huyen deep-water port plays an important role in connecting Vietnamese cargo with international maritime routes.

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Beyond maritime transport, Hai Phong is connected to Hanoi and other key economic areas in northern Vietnam through its road network and expressways. The combination of transport modes helps businesses move raw materials, distribute finished products and coordinate supply chain operations more efficiently.

For logistics companies, access to seaports and regional transport networks is essential to operational efficiency. For manufacturers, these connections support the import of materials, export of finished goods and coordination with supply chain partners.

A Growing Manufacturing and Investment Environment

Hai Phong is an important industrial and seaport hub in northern Vietnam, attracting businesses across manufacturing, processing, engineering and supporting industries.

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The presence of industrial businesses helps create networks of suppliers, transport operators and supporting service providers. This environment can benefit companies seeking to expand existing facilities, establish new production sites or develop import-export operations.

As the industrial ecosystem grows, demand for warehouses, factory space and logistics services also increases. These factors contribute to Hai Phong’s appeal to investors with long-term business plans.

Growing Demand for Industrial Real Estate

As manufacturing and logistics activities expand, businesses require more than land on which to build factories. They also consider technical infrastructure, transport connectivity, supporting services and the flexibility to organize operations efficiently.

Depending on their business models, companies may lease industrial land to develop facilities according to their own requirements or choose ready-built factories to shorten the preparation period before operations begin. For logistics businesses, connectivity to seaports, manufacturing centers and consumer markets is particularly important.

When assessing potential locations, investors should therefore consider rental costs alongside infrastructure quality, transport links, workforce availability and future expansion potential.

CEOZONE Hai Phong: An Option for Manufacturing and Logistics Investors

Located in Chan Hung Commune, Hai Phong, CEOZONE Hai Phong (Tien Lang Airport Industrial Park – Zone B) is positioned within the region’s industrial and logistics network. The project offers industrial land for long-term lease and ready-built factories to serve different business requirements.

In addition to location, prospective investors can explore the project’s infrastructure, seaport connectivity and investment incentives applicable under current regulations. Assessing the specific conditions and eligibility requirements for each business sector will help investors determine whether the project aligns with their operational plans.

Explore investment opportunities at CEOZONE Hai Phong. Contact us today!

 


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