Hai Phong is one of Vietnam’s most strategically important cities — a thriving port metropolis and the country’s top foreign direct investment destination in the north. With the unique advantage of converging all five major transportation modes (sea, road, air, inland waterway, and railway), the city has become a magnet for global manufacturing giants including LG, Bridgestone, Pegatron, and USI. Today, Hai Phong hosts over 20 industrial parks, attracting a cumulative total of over USD 38 billion in FDI capital — and with that investment comes a growing wave of expats and business travelers who call this city home.

That’s where Wink Hai Phong Centre comes in. Nestled in the heart of the city at 135 Dien Bien Phu, Hong Bang District, Wink is more than just a hotel — it’s your perfect like-a-home base in Hai Phong. Whether you’re an expat on a long-term assignment or a business traveler hopping between factory visits, Wink’s fully serviced apartments and smartly designed rooms give you everything you need to live, work, and unwind without compromise. Think self-check-in, 24/7 co-working spaces, a rooftop pool bar, and homey comfort — all in one LEED Gold-certified address just 15 minutes from Cat Bi International Airport. For anyone working in or around Hai Phong’s industrial parks, there’s simply no better place to come home to at the end of the day.

This guide introduces the major industrial parks in Hai Phong — including their highlights, locations, and distance from Wink Hai Phong Centre — so you can plan your work life in the city with ease.

1. DEEP C Hai Phong Industrial Zone Complex

DEEP C Hai Phong is the largest industrial and service complex in Northern Vietnam, operated by Belgian developer Rent-A-Port in partnership with the Hai Phong City People’s Committee. What began as the Dinh Vu Industrial Park in 1997 has expanded into a powerhouse complex consisting of three industrial parks — DEEP C Hai Phong I, II, and III — with a combined area of over 1,700 hectares within the broader 3,400-hectare DEEP C Industrial Zone Complex spanning Hai Phong and Quang Ninh.

Over its nearly three decades of operation, DEEP C has successfully attracted over USD 6.5 billion in FDI from more than 160 secondary investors, including household names such as Bridgestone, Idemitsu, Chevron, and Knauf. The complex offers a rare combination of heavy industry, light manufacturing, petrochemicals, automotive production, logistics, and seaport services — all under one integrated ecosystem. Notably, it sits directly adjacent to DEEP C’s own seaport infrastructure, providing tenants with seamless access to international shipping routes.

DEEP C is also at the forefront of smart industrial park transformation in Vietnam, deploying LPWAN network infrastructure and IoT-enabled smart meters across the complex. Tenants benefit from best-in-class corporate income tax incentives, with an effective average CIT rate of just 4.35% over the first 15 years of operation.

• Total area: ~1,700 ha (Hai Phong portion of the broader 3,400-ha complex)
• Key industries: Petrochemicals, heavy industry, light manufacturing, automotive, logistics
• Notable tenants: Bridgestone, Idemitsu, Chevron, Knauf
• Highlights: Integrated seaport access, smart park technology, 26+ years of operation
• Location: Dong Hai 2 Ward, Hai An District, Hai Phong City (within the Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone)
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 14–16 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre (135 Dien Bien Phu, Hong Bang District), roughly 25–35 minutes by car via Nguyen Binh Khiem and the Dinh Vu route.

2. Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park

Nam Dinh Vu is one of Hai Phong’s most distinctive industrial parks, not least because it is the only industrial park in Vietnam to own an internal seaport — Nam Dinh Vu Port — with a ship-turning basin of up to 300 meters wide, capable of receiving vessels of up to 40,000 DWT. This sea-reclamation industrial park occupies 1,329 hectares within the Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone and is developed by Sao Do Investment Group Corporation, with total investment capital exceeding VND 2,400 billion.

The park is purpose-built to become an integrated industrial complex with seamless supply chains across multiple sectors. Its product portfolio is broad and attractive: oil and gas land, factory and warehouse land, industrial land, seaport land, and duty-free zone land are all available for lease. This diversity, combined with direct seaport access, makes Nam Dinh Vu a particularly compelling destination for businesses in logistics, heavy manufacturing, new materials, mechanical engineering, and electronics.

As one of Vietnam’s largest industrial parks by area, Nam Dinh Vu is strategically positioned at the gateway to the sea — placing it at the epicenter of Hai Phong’s world-class port ecosystem. The park has also embraced digital technology to enhance its investor outreach and park management capabilities, setting new standards for large-scale industrial development in Northern Vietnam.

In Short

• Total area: 1,329 hectares
• Key industries: Mechanical engineering, new materials, electrical equipment, electronics, logistics, light industry
• Unique feature: Only industrial park in Vietnam with its own internal seaport (40,000 DWT capacity)
• Highlights: Duty-free zone land, oil and gas plots, direct deep-water port access
• Location: Dong Hai 2 Ward, Hai An District, Hai Phong City (within the Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone)
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 15–18 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre, roughly 25–35 minutes by car.

3. VSIP Hai Phong — Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park

VSIP Hai Phong is the fourth installment of the renowned Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) group — a joint venture development backed by the governments of Vietnam and Singapore, developed by Sembcorp Development (Singapore) and Becamex IDC Corporation (Vietnam). Established in 2010 within the framework of the Vietnam-Singapore Connectivity Framework Agreement, VSIP Hai Phong spans a total planned area of 1,566 hectares, comprising approximately 508 hectares of industrial land and over 1,000 hectares of commercial and residential land, making it one of the largest integrated township-industrial park developments in Northern Vietnam.

The park is strategically located in Thuy Nguyen District, less than 12 km from Hai Phong city center, 15 km from Cat Bi International Airport, and within convenient reach of both Dinh Vu Port (20 km) and Lach Huyen Port (38 km). By 2023, VSIP Hai Phong had developed over 70% of its planned area and attracted nearly 50 projects, with an occupancy rate exceeding 76% and a workforce of nearly 30,000 employees. Total cumulative investment has surpassed USD 1 billion, drawing investors from South Korea, Singapore, Japan, Europe, and beyond.

Notable tenants include Nipro Pharma Corporation (USD 250 million pharmaceutical manufacturing plant) and Fuji Xerox (multifunctional devices production). VSIP Hai Phong is also recognized for its green credentials — with around 200 hectares of green space, it was honored with the Green Industrial Park 2020 award by the Vietnam Consultant Association for Information, Economy and Trade. Its focus industries include electronics, information technology, pharmaceuticals, precision engineering, and light manufacturing.

In Short

• Total area: 1,566 ha (508 ha industrial + ~1,000 ha urban/commercial)
• Key industries: Electronics, IT, pharmaceuticals, precision engineering, light manufacturing
• Notable tenants: Nipro Pharma, Fuji Xerox, 50+ companies
• Highlights: Green industrial park award winner, integrated township model, government-backed Vietnam-Singapore partnership
• Location: An Lu Commune, Thuy Nguyen District, Hai Phong City
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 12–14 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre, roughly 20–30 minutes by car via Hoang Van Thu Bridge.

4. Trang Due Industrial Park

Trang Due Industrial Park is one of Hai Phong’s best-known industrial destinations, famous as the site chosen by LG — Korea’s global electronics giant — to build its major manufacturing facility in Vietnam. Developed in three phases, the park covers a total of over 1,088 hectares: Phase 1 (187 ha) and Phase 2 (214 ha) are operational, while Phase 3 (687 ha) is under active development. The park is managed by the Hai Phong Industrial Park Management Board and benefits from a prime location in An Duong District — one of Hai Phong’s three core industrial districts.

Trang Due’s infrastructure is modern and synchronous, with well-planned internal roads, industrial-grade power and water supply, and a comprehensive wastewater treatment system. The park sits at a strategic crossroads with easy access to National Highway 5A, Hai Phong – Hanoi Expressway, and Cat Bi International Airport, making it particularly attractive for manufacturers requiring reliable logistics connections to both domestic and export markets.

The presence of LG — one of the world’s largest electronics conglomerates — has created a strong ecosystem effect, drawing a network of supporting industries and component suppliers to the park and its surroundings. This cluster effect has made Trang Due one of the most dynamic industrial zones in the entire northern key economic zone of Vietnam.

In Short

• Total area: 1,088 ha (in 3 phases)
• Key industries: Electronics, supporting industries, precision manufacturing
• Notable tenants: LG Corporation (Korea)
• Highlights: Close to Hanoi–Hai Phong Expressway and Cat Bi Airport; strong electronics supply chain ecosystem
• Location: Trang Due, An Duong District, Hai Phong City
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 10–12 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre, roughly 20–25 minutes by car via National Highway 5A.

5. Nomura Hai Phong Industrial Park

Nomura Hai Phong Industrial Park holds a special place in Hai Phong’s industrial history as one of the earliest modern industrial parks in the city, established with Japanese investment. The park spans 153 hectares and is managed by Nomura (Haiphong) Industrial Zone Development Co., Ltd., representing one of Japan’s landmark investments in Vietnamese industrial infrastructure. Its long operational track record — spanning decades — has given the park a well-established reputation for reliability, quality infrastructure, and a business-friendly environment.

Located in Hai An District and well-served by key arterial roads, Nomura benefits from proximity to Hai Phong Port, making it an ideal base for import-export oriented businesses. The park attracts manufacturers in electronics assembly, precision parts, garments, and consumer goods production. Its mature ecosystem includes a well-trained local workforce, established utility services, and a business community of experienced Japanese and international companies.

While newer and larger parks have been developed around it, Nomura continues to operate at high occupancy, a testament to the enduring appeal of its location, the quality of its management, and the strong relationships it has built with the local business and government community over the years.

In Short

• Total area: 153 hectares
• Key industries: Electronics assembly, precision manufacturing, garments, consumer goods
• Investor: Nomura (Japan)
• Highlights: One of Hai Phong’s longest-established industrial parks; high occupancy; Japanese management standards
• Location: Nom Hamlet, Truong Son Commune, An Duong District, Hai Phong City
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 7–9 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre, roughly 15–20 minutes by car.

6. Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park

Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park is a rising industrial destination in Hai Phong, covering a planned area of 320 hectares in Thuy Nguyen District. The park is positioned as a modern, multi-sector industrial zone targeting both domestic and foreign investors across a wide range of manufacturing and light industry activities. It benefits from convenient transportation access, with proximity to National Highway 10 and key bridge connections to the city center.

The park is part of Hai Phong’s broader strategy to expand its industrial land bank northward across Thuy Nguyen — a district that has emerged as a major new industrial corridor alongside VSIP Hai Phong. Nam Cau Kien’s development reflects the city’s ambition to diversify its industrial geography and reduce over-reliance on the existing southern zones near Dinh Vu.

Nam Cau Kien is attracting growing interest from investors in electronics, mechanical engineering, packaging, and logistics — sectors that benefit from the district’s growing workforce and relatively competitive land lease rates compared to more established parks. As infrastructure investment in Thuy Nguyen continues to accelerate, Nam Cau Kien is well-positioned to become a key component of Hai Phong’s next phase of industrial growth.

In Short

• Total area: 320 hectares
• Key industries: Electronics, mechanical engineering, packaging, logistics, light manufacturing
• Highlights: Growing industrial corridor in Thuy Nguyen District; competitive lease rates; strong connectivity via NH10
• Location: Thuy Nguyen District, Hai Phong City
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 13–16 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre, roughly 25–35 minutes by car via Hoang Van Thu Bridge.

7. MP Dinh Vu Industrial Park

MP Dinh Vu Industrial Park is a specialized industrial zone of 231 hectares located within the highly sought-after Dinh Vu Peninsula — a critical industrial and logistics hub within the Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone in Hai An District. As part of this premium economic zone, businesses investing in MP Dinh Vu enjoy a range of preferential tax incentives, including corporate income tax reductions and exemptions that rank among the most competitive in Northern Vietnam.

The park is particularly well-suited for heavy and medium industry, port-linked logistics, and manufacturing businesses that require direct or near-direct access to Hai Phong’s port infrastructure. Its location on the Dinh Vu Peninsula places it within close range of multiple deep-water port facilities, including those operated under the DEEP C and Nam Dinh Vu umbrellas, making it a natural fit for export-oriented manufacturers with large-volume shipment needs.

MP Dinh Vu Industrial Park has been steadily building its tenant base, attracting businesses that value the combination of prime port-proximate land, economic zone tax benefits, and Hai An District’s well-developed industrial support ecosystem. For investors in capital-intensive sectors, the park represents a compelling value proposition within one of Vietnam’s most productive industrial corridors.

In Short

• Total area: 231 hectares
• Key industries: Heavy industry, port logistics, medium manufacturing, export-oriented production
• Highlights: Located within the Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone; premium tax incentives; near deep-water port facilities
• Location: Dinh Vu Peninsula, Dong Hai 2 Ward, Hai An District, Hai Phong City
• Distance to Wink Hai Phong Centre: Approximately 14–17 km from Wink Hai Phong Centre, roughly 25–35 minutes by car via Nguyen Binh Khiem Street.