by KIM DUNG – VU PHUONG (THANH TRA translates) 05/05/2026, 16:36

Quang Lang - Dang Le (Hung Yen): A new destination for investors

With a rare strategic connectivity location, along with preferential policies, the Quang Lang - Dang Le Industrial Cluster is gradually affirming its attractiveness, becoming a notable choice for manufacturing enterprises.

As the decision on investment location becomes increasingly tied to logistics costs, connectivity, and project implementation speed, industrial clusters that fully converge “timing, location, and human factors” are gradually gaining an advantage. Quang Lang - Dang Le is one such bright spot in Hung Yen.

The biggest advantage of the Quang Lang - Dang Le Industrial Cluster is its strategic location, which offers extremely convenient transportation connectivity (Photo: Hoang Hung).

Strategic location creates outstanding connectivity advantages

In an exchange with reporters, Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, Head of the Project Management Board of the Quang Lang - Dang Le Industrial Cluster, said that it is no coincidence that location is always placed at the top of industrial investment decisions. For Quang Lang - Dang Le, this advantage lies not only in its geographic coordinates but also in its direct connectivity to key transportation arteries of Hung Yen province and the wider Northern region.

Accordingly, Quang Lang - Dang Le is located at the central connection point of neighboring industrial parks and clusters, along the province’s industrial development corridor, serving as a link between two expressways: Hanoi - Hai Phong and Cau Gie - Ninh Binh.

Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, Head of the Project Management Board of the Quang Lang - Dang Le Industrial Cluster, in an interview with Business Forum Magazine.

In addition, the cluster is adjacent to the new National Highway 38, an important route connecting industrial areas across Hung Yen. At the same time, the project benefits from convenient access to the feeder road system linking two major expressways: Hanoi - Hai Phong and Cau Gie - Ninh Binh, significantly shortening travel time to key economic hubs.

From Quang Lang - Dang Le, access to strategic transport routes such as the Hanoi – Hai Phong Expressway, Cau Gie - Ninh Binh Expressway, National Highway 5, and National Highway 39 is fast and flexible. These are key “arterial routes” connecting Hanoi with major industrial provinces, Hai Phong seaport, and large logistics centers in Northern Vietnam.

“Indeed, the intersection of these transport routes creates a rare advantage: goods can be transported quickly, supply chains are seamlessly connected, thereby helping enterprises optimize costs and enhance long-term competitiveness”, Mr. Tuan said.

A synchronously and modernly invested infrastructure system, together with the investor’s commitment to accompany projects throughout their entire lifecycle, is a key strength that helps the Quang Lang – Dang Le Industrial Cluster attract many enterprises to “settle and thrive” (Photo: Hoang Hung).

Incentive policies create competitive advantages

If location creates opportunity, then infrastructure and policies are the factors that turn opportunity into real attractiveness.

The Quang Lang - Dang Le Industrial Cluster has been developed with a fully synchronized technical infrastructure from the outset, including internal transportation, electricity supply, water supply and drainage systems, telecommunications, fire protection, and a centralized wastewater treatment system. This readiness enables enterprises to quickly implement their projects, minimizing waiting time and operational risks.

In the context of increasingly intense competition for investment capital, factors such as site handover progress, infrastructure quality, and operational stability play a role no less important than incentive policies.

In addition, the industrial cluster stands out with a competitive system of preferential policies. Projects in high technology, scientific research, biotechnology, or large-scale investment sectors are entitled to a preferential corporate income tax rate of 10% for 15 years. Other industrial manufacturing projects are also subject to a 17% tax rate for 10 years, along with tax exemption and reduction policies during the initial period.

Notably, the exemption from raw land rental fees for 7 years significantly reduces initial financial pressure for enterprises, creating room to focus resources on production and development.

The centralized wastewater treatment facility of the Quang Lang - Dang Le Industrial Cluster, ensuring compliance with local technical standards for industrial wastewater (Photo: Hoang Hung).

Beyond policy incentives, the investor also implements a range of practical support solutions, including accompanying enterprises in legal procedures, assisting in the completion of investment dossiers, issuing land use right certificates, and providing necessary information for businesses seeking consultation on administrative procedures, construction implementation, and local workforce recruitment. These factors help shorten project implementation timelines and improve operational efficiency for enterprises.

It is precisely the combination of complete infrastructure, transparent incentive policies, and proactive support services that has created a distinct competitive advantage for Quang Lang - Dang Le in the context of provinces and cities increasingly stepping up efforts to attract investment.

In a rapidly evolving economy, where every investment decision is tied to long-term efficiency, industrial zones that deliver comprehensive value for enterprises will be the preferred destinations.

Quang Lang - Dang Le is not only meeting the demand for production space, but is also gradually shaping a favorable investment environment where enterprises can confidently implement their projects and pursue sustainable development.

With a foundation built on strategic location, synchronized infrastructure, and a strong system of supportive policies, this industrial cluster is affirming its role as one of the notable destinations for manufacturing capital flows in Northern Vietnam.