On the afternoon of October 30, a business delegation from the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce visited and worked at the Hanoi Southern Supporting Industrial Park (HANSSIP).
The delegation met with N&G Investment Development Joint Stock Company (N&G Corp) at HANSSIP to explore the investment environment in Vietnam and investigate investment opportunities for phases 1 and 2 of HANSSIP.
The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce is the oldest representative organization of the business community in Hong Kong. Its members include local, mainland Chinese, and international enterprises, ranging from well-known multinational companies to thriving SMEs in fields like electronics, precision mechanics, footwear, textiles, and automotive production.
HANSSIP is invested, constructed, and developed by N&G Investment and Development JSC (a member of N&G Group). Located in Phu Xuyen District, about 30km from Hanoi’s center, HANSSIP is ideally positioned between Vietnam’s North-South Highway and National Highway 1A, connecting the northern plains, making it a strong economic development hub.
Designed as an industrial-urban ecosystem, HANSSIP follows a “smart industrial and urban city” model, complete with facilities to meet the needs of production and provide high-quality living amenities for workers, foreign specialists, engineers, and factory workers. All factories within the park adhere to the United Nations’ 17 sustainable development goals, meeting strict environmental, energy-saving, and quality-of-life standards.
During the meeting, leaders from N&G Corp and Hong Kong (China) General Chamber of Commerce members shared in-depth insights into market conditions, production, and business opportunities in each country, leveraging favorable conditions for mutual benefit.
N&G Corp highlighted several support policies, including land and factory rental incentives, rapid single-window services, and strategies to develop a high-quality workforce. The goal is to attract high-tech supporting industry investments and R&D projects from Hong Kong (China) and international partners. Key areas of focus include semiconductor manufacturing, automotive components, electronics, and unmanned aerial vehicles, aiming to establish Vietnam’s own semiconductor chip brand.
The parties discussed joint ventures to create industrial complexes, such as a semiconductor production tech park and high-precision mechanical complexes, in HANSSIP’s second phase and specialized industrial parks developed by N&G Group in other provinces, presenting new opportunities for Vietnamese and Hong Kong (China) businesses to participate more robustly in the global supply chain.
