Expanding the Development Space
The merger has created a unified development space with stronger regional connectivity. Tuyen Quang now features the Thanh Thuy International Border Gate, facilitating trade with Yunnan Province (China) and opening major opportunities for import-export, border trade, and cross-border economic cooperation. The completion of the Phu Tho – Tuyen Quang Expressway, which connects to the Ha Noi – Lao Cai Expressway, and the upcoming Tuyen Quang – Ha Giang Expressway will further strengthen transport infrastructure and boost investment appeal.
Biomass pellet products from the Erex Sakura Tuyen Quang Biomass Fuel Plant at Long Binh An Industrial Park.
Beyond expanding territory, the merger enables integrated management of resources, labor, and infrastructure, resolving previous fragmentation in policy and planning. The streamlined allocation of resources creates new growth momentum, promotes economic restructuring, and enhances governance while safeguarding national defense and security.
Tuyen Quang holds strong potential in agricultural and forestry development, with concentrated production zones for timber, oranges, and tea, providing a solid foundation for the processing industry.
The province currently has one Economic Zone, three Industrial Parks (Binh Vang, Long Binh An, and Son Nam), and 16 Industrial Clusters covering a total area of 30,141 hectares. These areas have attracted 132 projects with a combined registered capital exceeding 228.5 trillion VND (about USD 9 billion), creating nearly 13,300 jobs. The Industrial Clusters alone account for 43 projects with over 8.1 trillion VND (USD 320 million) in capital and around 10,200 jobs. Key industries include paper and forest product processing, mechanics, garment and footwear production, hydropower, construction materials, and agro-forestry processing.
The province is advancing industrial development toward a circular, green, and environmentally friendly economy, while attracting high-tech and digital industries. Large forest product processing projects, such as plywood, paper, and wood pellet production,have been invested in Binh Vang and Long Binh An Industrial Parks, as well as the An Thinh, Tan Thanh, Phuc Ung, Nam Quang, and Tan Bac Industrial Clusters.
Breakthrough in Investment Attraction
Tuyen Quang has rolled out a series of policies to encourage industrial investment, focusing on improving the business environment, supporting technology innovation, and developing technical infrastructure in Industrial Clusters.
In the first nine months of 2025, the province attracted nine new projects with a total registered capital exceeding 3.5 trillion VND (around USD 138 million), mainly in manufacturing, renewable energy, and building materials. Notable projects include the Plant for Manufacturing and Assembling Stuffed Toys, the Eyewear and Packaging Plant, the Tuyen Quang Biomass Power Plant, the Tuyen Quang–Trung Son Compressed Coal Pellet Plant, and the VDL Ha Giang Plywood Processing Plant.
The province continues to address administrative bottlenecks and facilitate swift project implementation. As a result, industrial production has maintained stable growth, contributing positively to the local economy.
The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) for the first nine months of 2025 rose by 6.71% year-on-year. Several sectors achieved remarkable growth: food production and processing increased by 5.94%; textiles by 63.76%; leather and related products by 22.75%; electronics, computers, and optical products by 76.88%; and furniture manufacturing (beds, cabinets, tables, chairs) by 28.35%.
Infrastructure construction is being accelerated at the Thanh Thuy Border Gate Economic Zone, Long Binh An and Binh Vang Industrial Parks, and several Industrial Clusters such as Phuc Ung 2, Xuan Van, and Nhu Khe. The Department of Industry and Trade has proposed developing Phuc Ung 2 as the province’s first pilot Smart Industrial Cluster, an important step toward modern, high-tech, digitally integrated industry that enhances productivity and competitiveness.
To meet the targets set for 2025 and beyond, the Industry and Trade sector is pursuing key priorities: developing industrial infrastructure, expanding processing and renewable energy industries, promoting the circular economy, attracting high-tech investments, improving human resources, and further enhancing the investment climate.
These efforts aim to fully unlock Tuyen Quang’s industrial potential and make industry the driving force for sustainable growth in the years ahead.
Nguyen Thanh Hieu
Vietnamese data source on Tuyenquangonline
