Strategic Coastal Industrial Investment | Industrial Land from USD 85/m²
A Strategic Manufacturing Gateway Connecting Vietnam’s Central Highlands, Coastal Industries, Energy Infrastructure, and International Maritime Trade
Tuy Phong Industrial Park is a 150-hectare industrial development located in Vinh Hao Commune, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam, within the former Binh Thuan Province.
Strategically positioned near National Highway 1A, the North–South Expressway, and Vinh Tan International General Port, the industrial park offers manufacturing investors an opportunity to establish production facilities in Vietnam’s expanding coastal industrial corridor.
With industrial land offered from USD 85/m², Tuy Phong Industrial Park presents an attractive option for domestic and international investors seeking competitive land costs, port-oriented logistics, industrial infrastructure, and long-term manufacturing development.
Following Vietnam’s 2025 provincial administrative restructuring, Tuy Phong Industrial Park has become part of the newly expanded Lam Dong Province, bringing new opportunities for industrial integration between the Central Highlands and the South Central Coast.
TTTFIC Group introduces Tuy Phong Industrial Park as a strategic industrial investment destination for manufacturers evaluating production expansion, supply chain diversification, and long-term operations in Vietnam.
I. OVERVIEW OF TUY PHONG INDUSTRIAL PARK
1.1. General Project Information
Investment Information
Project Details
Industrial Park
Tuy Phong Industrial Park
Location
Vinh Hao Commune, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam
Former Administrative Location
Tuy Phong District, Binh Thuan Province
Developer
Tan Dai Tien Binh Thuan Joint Stock Company
Total Planned Area
150 hectares
Industrial Development Land
97.90 hectares
Industrial Land Sublease Price
From USD 85/m²
VAT
Excluded
Land-Use Term
Until 2063
Maximum Planned Building Coverage
70%
Strategic Seaport
Vinh Tan International General Port
Major Road Connectivity
National Highway 1A and North–South Expressway
Investment Advisory
TTTFIC Group
The industrial park was developed to accommodate manufacturing, industrial processing, supporting industries, and associated infrastructure.
Its location within Lam Dong’s coastal industrial corridor provides opportunities for businesses seeking access to domestic supply chains and maritime logistics.
1.2. Industrial Investment Positioning
Tuy Phong Industrial Park is positioned around four strategic advantages:
Competitive Industrial Land Costs
Industrial land pricing from USD 85/m² provides a reference point for investors comparing long-term industrial occupancy costs across Vietnam.
Strategic Maritime Connectivity
Proximity to Vinh Tan Port offers potential logistics advantages for businesses transporting industrial materials, machinery, and manufactured products.
Diverse Manufacturing Opportunities
The industrial park’s investment orientation covers multiple manufacturing sectors, with specialized industries subject to project-specific technical, environmental, and regulatory assessment.
Regional Industrial Integration
Its location within the expanded Lam Dong Province creates opportunities to connect coastal manufacturing activities with agricultural, mineral-resource, processing, and industrial supply chains across the wider region.
3D aerial visualization of Tuy Phong Industrial Park in Lam Dong, Vietnam, highlighting highways, Vinh Tan Port, and industrial infrastructure
II. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION & STRATEGIC CONNECTIVITY
2.1. Strategic Location
Tuy Phong Industrial Park is located in Vinh Hao Commune, Lam Dong Province, in Vietnam’s South Central Coast industrial corridor.
The site benefits from access to established national transportation routes and proximity to the Vinh Tan maritime logistics area.
Its location supports manufacturing projects that require road transportation, regional distribution, and potential access to seaborne freight services.
2.2. Road Transportation
Major transportation connections include:
National Highway 1A
Vietnam’s principal north–south road corridor, connecting major economic centers, industrial provinces, and logistics destinations.
North–South Expressway
The Vinh Hao–Phan Thiet Expressway and connecting expressway sections provide an alternative high-capacity transportation corridor for regional cargo movements.
These connections support industrial logistics between Lam Dong, Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai, Khanh Hoa, and other manufacturing markets.
2.3. Reference Distances
Destination
Approximate Distance
Vinh Tan International General Port
8 km
Phan Rang Area
50 km
Phan Thiet Area
90 km
Nha Trang
150 km
Ho Chi Minh City
250 km
Cam Ranh International Airport
125–130 km
Distances are approximate references from the developer’s historical project materials. Actual driving distances and travel times depend on the selected route and current transportation conditions.
2.4. Maritime Logistics
Vinh Tan International General Port represents an important component of Tuy Phong Industrial Park’s investment proposition.
The port area provides potential access to maritime transportation services supporting industrial imports and exports.
For manufacturers handling bulk materials, heavy equipment, industrial inputs, or finished products, proximity to port infrastructure can contribute to a more efficient logistics strategy.
However, actual vessel-handling capacity, available services, cargo compatibility, and shipping arrangements must be confirmed with the relevant port operators.
2.5. Strategic Logistics Assessment
Investors evaluating Tuy Phong Industrial Park should consider:
Domestic transportation costs between suppliers and the factory.
Cargo transportation between the industrial park and Vinh Tan Port.
Availability of suitable maritime services.
Container, bulk cargo, and specialized cargo handling requirements.
Transportation of oversized industrial machinery.
Export market accessibility and customs procedures.
TTTFIC Group supports investors in evaluating these factors as part of industrial site selection and investment planning.
Gate of Tuy Phong Industrial Park – Lam Dong Province -TTTFIC Group
III. INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE & TECHNICAL UTILITIES
Tuy Phong Industrial Park’s infrastructure planning incorporates industrial roads, electricity distribution, water supply, wastewater treatment, telecommunications, and supporting facilities.
The following figures are based on the developer’s historical technical documentation. Current operational capacity and available connections require confirmation.
3.1. Internal Road Infrastructure
The developer’s project materials identify:
Infrastructure Component
Design Reference
Main Industrial Road
35 meters
Internal Roads
24–28 meters
Heavy Vehicle Access
H30 design reference
Planned Parking Area
Approximately 19,000 m²
These road dimensions are relevant to manufacturers requiring container transportation, industrial equipment delivery, and heavy-vehicle access.
3.2. Electricity Infrastructure
The developer’s technical presentation identifies a 110/22 kV electrical substation with a stated capacity of 63 MVA and a 22 kV distribution network.
Actual power availability must be confirmed according to each investor’s connected load, peak demand, operating schedule, and technical requirements.
Manufacturers with energy-intensive processes should conduct a detailed electrical capacity assessment before committing to a site.
3.3. Industrial Water Supply
The project documentation identifies a planned water supply capacity of approximately:
7,500 m³/day
Actual supply commitments depend on infrastructure readiness, available capacity, and the investor’s water consumption requirements.
3.4. Wastewater Treatment
The developer’s historical materials identify a centralized wastewater treatment design capacity of approximately:
4,000 m³/day
The park’s previously published information also references phased treatment development.
Investors must verify the treatment system’s current operational capacity, applicable discharge standards, wastewater acceptance limits, and available capacity before selecting a site.
For projects involving chemical processing, electroplating, textile dyeing, or other wastewater-intensive operations, a dedicated environmental compatibility assessment is essential.
3.5. Telecommunications
The project’s infrastructure planning includes telecommunications and fiber-optic connectivity.
Service availability and technical specifications should be verified with the relevant providers.
3.6. Fire Prevention and Protection
The developer’s infrastructure documentation references internal fire hydrants and firefighting infrastructure.
Each manufacturing project remains responsible for satisfying applicable fire prevention, firefighting, construction, and operational requirements.
IV. INVESTMENT-ATTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES
Tuy Phong Industrial Park offers opportunities for a diverse manufacturing base, subject to its approved planning, applicable investment regulations, environmental requirements, and developer acceptance.
4.1. General Manufacturing
Potential investment sectors include:
Mechanical engineering and industrial assembly.
Electrical equipment manufacturing.
Industrial machinery and components.
Consumer goods production.
Packaging and industrial materials.
Rubber and plastic products.
Wood processing and furniture manufacturing.
Building materials.
Supporting industries.
4.2. Agro-Industrial Processing
The industrial park’s regional location creates potential opportunities for businesses involved in:
Agricultural processing.
Food and beverage manufacturing.
Agricultural packaging.
Seafood processing.
Agricultural machinery and equipment.
Value-added processing of regional raw materials.
Project suitability depends on infrastructure demand, environmental requirements, logistics, and market access.
4.3. Specialized Industrial Manufacturing
Investors may also explore opportunities involving:
Industrial chemical products.
Metal treatment and surface finishing.
Electroplating-related manufacturing.
Textile processing and dyeing.
Heavy industrial fabrication.
Industrial materials processing.
Energy-related equipment manufacturing.
Important: These specialized industries are investment assessment categories, not blanket confirmations of permitted activities. Acceptance must be verified against the industrial park’s approved industry list, environmental documentation, infrastructure capacity, and project-specific approvals.
V. INDUSTRIAL LAND PRICING & INVESTMENT COSTS
5.1. Industrial Land Sublease Price
FROM USD 85/m²
Tuy Phong Industrial Park offers industrial land at a reference price starting from USD 85 per square meter, excluding VAT.
The developer’s July 29, 2026 price notice states that the quoted amount includes infrastructure-use costs and the land-use payment already made to the State.
The quotation relates to industrial land with a land-use term extending to 2063.
Pricing remains subject to confirmation of the available plot, applicable contractual conditions, and the developer’s quotation at the time of transaction.
5.2. Industrial Land Cost Reference
The following examples illustrate the base land sublease value at USD 85/m².
Land Area
Reference Land Value
5,000 m²
USD 425,000
10,000 m²
USD 850,000
20,000 m²
USD 1,700,000
30,000 m²
USD 2,550,000
50,000 m²
USD 4,250,000
100,000 m²
USD 8,500,000
These are illustrative calculations based solely on the quoted land price. They exclude VAT, construction costs, utilities, applicable service fees, and other project expenses. Plot availability and minimum sublease area must be reconfirmed.
5.3. Infrastructure Management Fee
According to the developer’s July 2026 price notice:
USD 0.50/m²/year
The stated fee covers infrastructure management and maintenance.
The notice provides for periodic adjustments under its stated conditions.
5.4. Wastewater Treatment Fee
The developer’s July 2026 notice identifies a wastewater treatment fee of:
USD 0.40/m³
The reference wastewater volume is calculated at 80% of incoming water consumption, subject to applicable arrangements.
5.5. Electricity and Water Charges
Electricity charges are based on applicable electricity tariffs.
Water supply charges follow the relevant water supplier’s pricing arrangements.
Investors should request updated utility quotations based on their projected consumption.
5.6. Total Investment Cost Assessment
Industrial land pricing is only one component of a manufacturing investment.
A complete investment budget should also account for:
Land preparation and construction.
Factory buildings and warehouses.
Production machinery and equipment.
Electrical infrastructure and substations.
Water treatment and wastewater pretreatment.
Environmental protection systems.
Fire prevention and firefighting.
Internal roads and loading facilities.
Labor recruitment and training.
Working capital.
Logistics and operational expenses.
TTTFIC Group assists investors in evaluating these cost categories during preliminary site selection and investment planning.
VI. INVESTMENT INCENTIVES & REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS
Vietnam offers various investment incentives depending on project location, industry, investment scale, technology, and other statutory eligibility criteria.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park is located within the expanded Lam Dong Province, creating a need to evaluate applicable incentives under the current administrative and legal framework.
6.1. Corporate Income Tax
Potential corporate income tax incentives must be assessed according to the laws and regulations applicable to each project.
Eligibility may depend on:
Investment location.
Eligible business activities.
Project characteristics.
Applicable incentive classifications.
Investment registration and implementation conditions.
The developer’s July 2026 notice references a preferential corporate income tax framework for qualifying projects, including a 17% rate for a specified period and associated exemptions or reductions.
These provisions should not be treated as automatically applicable to every investor.
6.2. Import Duty Considerations
Qualifying investment projects may be eligible for import duty exemptions or other benefits under applicable Vietnamese legislation.
Eligibility depends on the imported goods, investment activities, and relevant statutory conditions.
6.3. International Trade Agreements
Vietnam participates in major regional and international trade agreements that may provide preferential market access for qualifying goods.
Investors should assess the relevant agreement’s rules of origin, product classification, documentation, and tariff conditions.
6.4. Investment Licensing
Foreign investors may need to complete procedures involving:
Investment Registration Certificate.
Enterprise Registration Certificate.
Land and construction documentation.
Environmental permits and approvals.
Fire prevention and firefighting.
Sector-specific licenses.
The required procedures depend on the investor’s business structure and proposed activities.
VII. LAND-USE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT PARAMETERS
Tuy Phong Industrial Park has a planned area of approximately 150 hectares.
The developer’s planning documentation identifies the following land-use structure:
Land-Use Category
Area
Share
Industrial Manufacturing Land
97.90 ha
65.27%
Technical Infrastructure
1.77 ha
1.18%
Office and Service Facilities
5.72 ha
3.81%
Roads and Parking
19.21 ha
12.81%
Green Spaces
25.40 ha
16.93%
Total
150.00 ha
100%
The historical project documentation identifies a maximum planned building coverage ratio of 70%.
Actual building coverage, setbacks, height limits, fire-safety requirements, and development parameters must be verified for each land parcel.
7.1. Development Flexibility
Manufacturing investors may evaluate land requirements based on:
Production building footprint.
Warehouse and logistics areas.
Outdoor storage.
Machinery installation.
Environmental treatment facilities.
Internal circulation.
Future expansion.
A detailed site layout should be prepared before finalizing the required land area.
VIII. LABOR MARKET & HUMAN RESOURCES
Tuy Phong Industrial Park is located within a regional labor market connecting coastal communities and neighboring economic areas.
Potential workforce sources include communities in the former Binh Thuan Province and surrounding areas.
8.1. Workforce Planning
Investors should evaluate:
Availability of general manufacturing workers.
Skilled technicians.
Mechanical and electrical engineers.
Production supervisors.
Environmental and safety personnel.
Logistics and warehouse workers.
Administrative and management staff.
8.2. Labor Cost Assessment
Labor costs should be evaluated using current statutory minimum wages, market salary surveys, employer contributions, overtime requirements, and recruitment conditions.
Historical wage figures from earlier industrial park brochures should not be used as current salary benchmarks.
8.3. Workforce Development
Manufacturers may consider partnerships with vocational training institutions, technical colleges, and local recruitment providers.
For specialized industries, training programs should address occupational safety, technical processes, environmental management, and regulatory compliance.
IX. REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL ECOSYSTEM & SUPPLY CHAIN OPPORTUNITIES
9.1. Coastal Industrial Development
Tuy Phong Industrial Park’s location near the Vinh Tan industrial and energy area creates potential opportunities for manufacturing and supporting industries.
Relevant activities may include industrial equipment, engineering services, materials processing, maintenance, and logistics.
9.2. Central Highlands Supply Chain Integration
The expanded Lam Dong Province brings together economic areas with different resource bases and industrial characteristics.
These include agricultural production, mineral-resource industries, manufacturing, energy, and coastal logistics.
For investors, this creates an opportunity to assess integrated production and distribution models across the province.
9.3. Supplier and Customer Networks
Potential industrial relationships may involve:
Raw material suppliers.
Equipment manufacturers.
Industrial maintenance providers.
Packaging suppliers.
Transportation operators.
Export logistics companies.
Agricultural processing businesses.
Energy-sector contractors.
The availability and commercial suitability of specific suppliers must be evaluated separately.
Master planning map of Tuy Phong Industrial Park – Lam Dong Province – TTTFiC Group
X. LEGAL FRAMEWORK & PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STATUS
10.1. Historical Project Documentation
The developer’s presentation identifies several important historical legal documents.
These include:
Decision No. 3586/QD-UBND — December 26, 2008
Approval of the industrial park’s detailed planning.
Decision No. 761/QD-UBND — March 23, 2017
Approval of the project’s environmental impact assessment.
Investment Registration Certificate No. 48221000088 — June 30, 2015
Referenced in the developer’s historical project materials.
These documents provide a basis for reviewing the project’s development history.
10.2. Updated Legal Due Diligence
Before committing to an industrial land transaction, investors should verify:
Current project developer and contracting entity.
Validity and amendments of investment approvals.
Approved industrial park boundaries.
Land-use rights and sublease authority.
Remaining land-use term.
Approved business activities.
Environmental documentation.
Infrastructure completion and handover conditions.
Plot-specific construction requirements.
10.3. TTMS™ Project Status Verification
Under the TTTFIC Transaction Management Standard, historical approvals and project marketing materials do not automatically establish current infrastructure readiness or land availability.
The actual status of each investment opportunity must be verified before transaction commitments.
XI. INVESTMENT RISKS & PROJECT DUE DILIGENCE
Industrial investment decisions require consideration of both commercial opportunities and implementation risks.
11.1. Infrastructure Capacity Risk
Investors should confirm the actual availability of electricity, water, wastewater treatment, and other utilities.
This is particularly important for energy-intensive and water-intensive manufacturing operations.
11.2. Environmental Compliance Risk
Projects involving hazardous chemicals, industrial wastewater, air emissions, or specialized manufacturing processes may require additional environmental assessments and technical controls.
11.3. Construction and Implementation Risk
Investors should evaluate construction conditions, contractor availability, infrastructure connections, and the timeline for obtaining necessary approvals.
11.4. Logistics Risk
Proximity to a seaport does not automatically guarantee suitable shipping services or lower transportation costs.
A project-specific logistics assessment is necessary.
11.5. Commercial and Legal Risk
Industrial land transactions should be supported by verification of contractual rights, project approvals, land-use documentation, and applicable financial obligations.
TTTFIC Group encourages investors to complete appropriate due diligence before making binding commitments.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park combines several characteristics relevant to industrial site selection:
Competitive Land Pricing
Industrial land from USD 85/m².
Strategic Coastal Location
Access to the South Central Coast industrial corridor.
Maritime Logistics Potential
Proximity to Vinh Tan International General Port.
Regional Manufacturing Opportunities
Connections to industrial and resource-based economic activities within the expanded Lam Dong Province.
Long-Term Industrial Development
A land-use term extending to 2063, subject to applicable contractual and legal conditions.
12.2. Investment Outlook
Tuy Phong Industrial Park deserves consideration by investors seeking a manufacturing location that combines land-cost efficiency with coastal transportation access.
Its attractiveness is particularly relevant to businesses evaluating industrial expansion outside Vietnam’s most established manufacturing centers.
Investment suitability ultimately depends on each project’s technical requirements, approved industry classification, infrastructure demand, workforce needs, and commercial conditions.
XIII. STRATEGIC INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT & HEAVY INDUSTRY OPPORTUNITIES
13.1. A Potential Destination for Specialized Manufacturing
Vietnam’s manufacturing sector encompasses a wide range of industries with different requirements for land, utilities, environmental infrastructure, and transportation.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park’s coastal location makes it relevant for preliminary assessment by certain manufacturers requiring industrial land and access to regional logistics networks.
13.2. Heavy Industrial Manufacturing
Potential investment assessments may include:
Steel and metal fabrication.
Industrial machinery manufacturing.
Mechanical equipment assembly.
Industrial components.
Construction materials.
Industrial maintenance and engineering.
Equipment manufacturing for energy-related industries.
The suitability of heavy industrial operations must be assessed according to permitted land use, environmental requirements, transport capacity, and infrastructure availability.
13.3. Port-Oriented Manufacturing
Businesses importing substantial volumes of raw materials or exporting manufactured products may benefit from evaluating sites near maritime logistics infrastructure.
Potential advantages include shorter inland transportation distances to the port and improved coordination of inbound and outbound cargo movements.
Actual cost savings must be demonstrated through project-specific logistics analysis.
13.4. Strategic Manufacturing Clusters
Over time, the development of complementary industrial activities could support opportunities for shared suppliers, technical services, workforce specialization, and logistics coordination.
Such industrial clustering should be treated as a development opportunity rather than an existing condition unless supported by current tenant and supplier data.
XIV. CHEMICAL, ELECTROPLATING & TEXTILE DYEING INVESTMENT ASSESSMENT
Industrial projects involving chemical manufacturing, metal surface treatment, electroplating, textile dyeing, and related processes frequently require more extensive site-selection assessments than conventional manufacturing projects.
These requirements may include specialized utilities, wastewater treatment, chemical storage, emissions management, and additional regulatory approvals.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park may be considered for preliminary assessment by investors in these sectors, subject to confirmation of project-specific acceptance.
14.2. Chemical Manufacturing
Chemical-related projects may require evaluation of:
Chemical classification.
Manufacturing processes.
Raw material storage.
Hazardous substance management.
Air emissions.
Wastewater characteristics.
Fire and explosion prevention.
Transportation requirements.
The park’s approved industry list and environmental documentation must permit the proposed activity.
14.3. Electroplating and Surface Treatment
Electroplating projects often generate wastewater containing metals and process chemicals.
Investors must assess the feasibility of on-site pretreatment, centralized wastewater acceptance, hazardous waste management, and compliance with applicable discharge requirements.
14.4. Textile Dyeing and Finishing
Textile dyeing operations may require significant water consumption, thermal energy, and wastewater treatment capacity.
Site selection should consider:
Water supply availability.
Wastewater volume.
Wastewater composition.
Pretreatment requirements.
Energy demand.
Environmental permit conditions.
14.5. Heavy Industry and Environmental Compatibility
Industrial projects with substantial emissions, wastewater, noise, vibration, or hazardous material requirements must undergo appropriate technical and regulatory review.
TTTFIC Group can assist investors in coordinating preliminary assessments with the developer and relevant professional advisers.
14.6. Industry Acceptance Verification
Industry acceptance is subject to the approved industrial park planning, environmental approvals, infrastructure capacity, developer confirmation, and applicable Vietnamese regulations.
Investors should submit their proposed manufacturing activities and technical requirements for preliminary review before arranging detailed project negotiations.
XV. INDUSTRIAL LAND FINANCING & CAPITAL EFFICIENCY
15.1. Why Industrial Land Costs Matter
Industrial land expenditure represents a significant component of manufacturing investment.
The selection of an appropriate industrial site can influence total project CAPEX, operating expenses, logistics costs, and long-term competitiveness.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park’s reference land price of USD 85/m² provides an important starting point for investment cost analysis.
15.2. Capital Allocation Priorities
Manufacturing investors must balance expenditures across multiple categories:
Industrial Land
Site area and contractual land-use costs.
Factory Construction
Buildings, structural systems, and supporting facilities.
Production Equipment
Machinery, automation, and manufacturing technology.
Utilities and Environmental Systems
Electrical infrastructure, water supply, wastewater treatment, and environmental protection.
Working Capital
Raw materials, inventory, labor, logistics, and operational requirements.
15.3. Cost Competitiveness
A lower industrial land cost can potentially improve the economics of a manufacturing project.
However, land pricing should be evaluated alongside transportation costs, utility availability, labor expenses, infrastructure requirements, and implementation risks.
The lowest land price does not necessarily produce the lowest total project cost.
15.4. Investment Decision Support
TTTFIC Group supports investors in evaluating:
Industrial land cost per square meter.
Estimated factory construction costs.
Utility infrastructure requirements.
Logistics expenses.
Workforce costs.
Project implementation timelines.
Total investment capital requirements.
This approach helps investors evaluate industrial sites based on overall project economics rather than land pricing alone.
XVI. RENEWABLE ENERGY & INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE ECOSYSTEM
16.1. Lam Dong’s Expanded Energy and Industrial Landscape
The newly expanded Lam Dong Province encompasses economic areas with diverse energy resources, industrial activities, agricultural production, and transportation infrastructure.
The former Binh Thuan region has an established history of renewable energy development, including wind and solar power projects.
These characteristics contribute to the province’s broader industrial investment potential.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park is situated within a coastal region associated with major energy infrastructure and industrial activities.
This regional context may be relevant to manufacturers producing:
Electrical equipment.
Industrial components.
Mechanical systems.
Energy-related machinery.
Industrial maintenance equipment.
Supporting materials.
16.3. Renewable Energy Supply Chain Opportunities
The development of renewable energy industries can create demand for manufacturing, maintenance, engineering, and logistics services.
Potential investment opportunities may include equipment components, industrial fabrication, electrical systems, and technical support services.
However, proximity to renewable energy projects does not establish access to dedicated renewable electricity or preferential power tariffs.
16.4. Energy Planning for Manufacturers
Investors should evaluate:
Available grid connection capacity.
Electricity reliability.
Peak load requirements.
Energy efficiency opportunities.
Backup power requirements.
Applicable renewable energy procurement mechanisms.
Any renewable energy supply arrangement must be assessed under the relevant technical, commercial, and regulatory framework.
XVII. TTTFIC STRATEGIC INVESTMENT ADVISORY & SITE SELECTION
17.1. Your Industrial Investment Partner in Vietnam
TTTFIC Group provides industrial investment advisory, industrial real estate solutions, and strategic site selection services for domestic and international manufacturers.
Our services are designed to help investors identify industrial locations aligned with their manufacturing requirements, investment objectives, and implementation strategies.
17.2. Industrial Site Selection
TTTFIC Group assists investors in evaluating industrial parks and manufacturing locations based on:
Geographic location.
Industrial land costs.
Infrastructure readiness.
Industry compatibility.
Workforce availability.
Logistics connectivity.
Environmental requirements.
Legal and regulatory conditions.
Expansion potential.
17.3. Specialized Industry Assessment
For chemical manufacturing, electroplating, textile dyeing, heavy industry, and other specialized sectors, TTTFIC Group supports preliminary coordination to assess potential industrial site compatibility.
This process may include reviewing the investor’s manufacturing activities, technical requirements, utility demand, and environmental considerations.
17.4. Industrial Investment Cost Assessment
TTTFIC Group supports preliminary investment cost comparisons, including land costs, factory construction considerations, utilities, logistics, and other major project expenditures.
17.5. Developer Coordination
TTTFIC Group facilitates communication between qualified investors and industrial park developers to support site evaluation, commercial discussions, and project implementation planning.
17.6. Investment Implementation Support
Depending on the investor’s requirements, TTTFIC Group may coordinate with relevant professional advisers and service providers regarding:
Our objective is to help investors make informed industrial investment decisions based on reliable information and practical implementation considerations.
LAM DONG 2026 — A NEW INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT GEOGRAPHY
Connecting the Central Highlands with Vietnam’s South Central Coast
Vietnam’s 2025 provincial restructuring combined the former provinces of Lam Dong, Binh Thuan, and Dak Nong into the expanded Lam Dong Province.
This administrative transformation created a province encompassing highland agricultural production areas, mineral-resource regions, coastal industrial infrastructure, energy development, and maritime transportation assets.
For industrial investors, the expanded province offers a broader geographic framework for evaluating production locations and regional supply chains.
From Regional Resources to International Markets
The province’s diverse economic characteristics create opportunities to explore connections among:
Central Highlands Resources → Industrial Processing → Coastal Manufacturing → Maritime Logistics → International Markets
This framework represents a potential investment development strategy rather than an assertion that all supporting infrastructure and supply chains are already integrated.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park’s Strategic Role
Within this emerging investment geography, Tuy Phong Industrial Park offers a coastal industrial location that may support manufacturing, processing, and logistics-oriented projects.
Its proximity to Vinh Tan Port and major road corridors makes it relevant to investors evaluating industrial access to regional and international markets.
Tuy Phong Industrial Park represents an opportunity to participate in the evolving industrial landscape of the expanded Lam Dong Province.
WHY INVEST IN TUY PHONG INDUSTRIAL PARK?
Five Strategic Investment Considerations
01 — Competitive Industrial Land Pricing
Industrial land from USD 85/m².
02 — Strategic Port Connectivity
Located approximately 8 km from Vinh Tan International General Port, based on the developer’s historical location references.
03 — Access to Major Transportation Corridors
Connections to National Highway 1A and the North–South Expressway.
04 — Diverse Industrial Investment Potential
Opportunities to evaluate conventional manufacturing, supporting industries, and specialized industrial activities subject to regulatory and technical requirements.
05 — Professional Industrial Investment Advisory
TTTFIC Group provides site selection, investment evaluation, developer coordination, and project implementation support.
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This process is designed to help investors move beyond basic property listings and evaluate industrial investment opportunities based on verified commercial, legal, technical, infrastructure, location, and transaction considerations.
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