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Keywords:Southeast Asia Industrial Parks,Vietnam & Indonesia Premium Parks,Infrastructure & Turnkey Services

 

 

Southeast Asian industrial parks are increasingly becoming key footholds for Chinese enterprises expanding overseas. Vietnam and Indonesia, leveraging advantages in policies, costs, and industrial agglomeration, are gradually emerging as new hotspots for regional investment and manufacturing. This article selects representative premium parks in both countries, examining their location, industrial positioning, and setup conditions, to provide enterprises with a reference for assessing project feasibility.

Vietnam Industrial Park – Sembcorp Industrial Park

Sembcorp Group has invested in and developed multiple industrial parks in Vietnam, primarily located in Nghe An Province and Bac Ninh Province.

Nghe An Province Industrial Park

 

 

The park is located in the central-northern region of Vietnam, approximately 290 km from Hanoi and about 60 km from the Laos border. Its strategic location positions it to become a supporting industrial hub for Northern Vietnam and the Hanoi metropolitan area.

The park features well-developed infrastructure, including power, telecommunications, drainage, and road systems, and can provide customized services according to enterprise needs.

The main industries established in the industrial park include:

• Garments
• Consumer goods
• Food and beverages
• Electronics
• Pharmaceuticals
• High-tech manufacturing and related products

In addition, the government offers a range of tax incentives for companies within the park:

• 10% reduction in corporate income tax for the following 15 years
• Exemption from corporate income tax for 4 years
• Exemption from import duties for 5 years
• Exemption from land use tax for 11 years

 

Bac Ninh Province Industrial Park

 

 

The park is located in the Red River Delta in northern Vietnam, close to the capital city of Hanoi, with convenient transportation and only 40 km from the international airport, allowing for quick access to highways.

Covering an area of 700 hectares, the park offers industrial land, standard factories, banks, post offices, hotels, and other supporting facilities. It also provides full-process investment services, including assistance with investment licenses (IRC, ERC), recruitment support, and site approvals, and is equipped with a 24/7 security system to ensure safe operations for enterprises.

 

Vietnam Industrial Park – BECAMEX Industrial Park

 

 

BECAMEX Group is the largest state-owned enterprise in Binh Duong Province, Vietnam, managing over 16,000 hectares of land. Its business spans industrial parks, infrastructure, urban development, education, healthcare, and other sectors. Its subsidiary, the Gia Lai Province Industrial Park, is located at the trade intersection between central-southern Vietnam and the Central Highlands. It serves as a key gateway along the East-West Economic Corridor, connecting Laos and eastern Cambodia.

The park features a well-developed transportation network:

• Road transport: Multiple national highways and expressways run through the area.
• Rail transport: Home to one of Vietnam’s top ten railway hubs, Yaochi Station.
• Sea transport: Access to Quy Nhon Port, one of Vietnam’s top ten ports.
• Air transport: Phu Cat Airport and Pleiku Airport operate multiple daily flights to Ho Chi Minh City.

The park primarily attracts investment in high-tech and environmentally friendly industries and offers comprehensive infrastructure, including:

• Water supply systems
• Power supply systems
• Telecommunications systems
• Wastewater treatment systems
• Security and safety systems

In addition, the park provides supporting facilities such as worker dormitories, logistics hubs, administrative service centers, standard factories, and employment service centers, and benefits from a variety of government tax and fee incentives.

 

Indonesia Industrial Park – Sembcorp Batam Industrial Park

 

 

Batam is the largest city and economic special zone in Indonesia’s Riau Islands Province. Strategically located about 20 km southeast of Singapore, it sits along the main international shipping routes connecting the Indian and Pacific Oceans, making it an important free trade and export processing zone in Indonesia. The park enjoys convenient transportation, proximity to Singapore’s transit hub, and competitive labor costs.

Sembcorp Group has developed a low-carbon, green industrial park solution in Batam, combining the advantages of free trade zone policies with sustainable, low-carbon development principles. This provides enterprises with a high-efficiency, low-cost, and environmentally friendly production and business environment.

The main industries in Sembcorp Batam Industrial Park include:

• Manufacturing
• Oil and gas
• Shipbuilding

The park’s supporting facilities include:

• Private energy grid
• Rooftop photovoltaic (solar) power systems
• Battery energy storage systems
• Digital and decarbonization management platforms
• LEED-certified standard factories
• Solar-powered street lighting
• Wastewater recycling systems
• Green energy supply from a floating solar power plant in the reservoir

SIG Global has long been deeply engaged in the Southeast Asian region, maintaining close partnerships with numerous state-owned and publicly listed developers and industrial groups in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Through collaborative development and on-the-ground execution, SIG International is committed to providing Chinese and global enterprises with integrated solutions—from site selection and planning to construction and operational management—supporting companies in achieving their international growth and expansion objectives.