For nearly 20 years, Song Da Cao Cuong Joint Stock Company (SCL) has remained committed to its objective: pioneering the conversion of industrial waste into secondary resources, developing green building material product lines, and contributing to sustainable growth linked to environmental protection.
Hai Phong is steadily reshaping its industrial landscape toward modernity, environmental friendliness, and deep integration with international standards.
Amid Hai Phong City’s strong efforts to improve the investment and business environment, promote enterprise development, and mobilize social resources, the effective implementation of social insurance (SI), health insurance (HI), and unemployment insurance (UI) policies plays a crucial role in safeguarding employees’ rights, stabilizing labor relations, and building a sustainable social protection foundation.
Since July 1, 2025, Bach Long Vi Special Zone has officially operated under a special administrative model, marking a key milestone in Hai Phong’s maritime and island development strategy.
Cat Hai Special Zone, a unique administrative model in Hai Phong City, was established under Resolution No. 1669/NQ-UBTVQH15 and officially began operations on July 1, 2025. It functions as a testing ground for an innovative governance model, designed to drive rapid and sustainable growth.
The Vietnam National Assembly’s approval of a pilot free trade zone not only grants Hai Phong a special policy framework but also positions the city at the forefront of institutional reform, trade integration, and modern logistics development.
In 2025, amid a mix of opportunities and challenges, Hai Phong City’s Industry and Trade Department continued to play a pillar role, sustaining growth momentum while supporting enterprises in adaptation, transformation, and sustainable development.
Chairman of Hai Phong People's Committee Le Ngoc Chau and the working delegation listen to leaders of LG Electronics Vietnam Hai Phong introduce the company’s main products, November 2025
Hai Phong has entered 2026 with a renewed position, scale, and development aspiration. This year carries particular significance as the first year of implementing the Resolution of the Hai Phong City Party Congress, the opening year of the 2026-2030 five-year socio-economic development plan, and the year marked by elections for the 16th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels.
According to the Master Plan to 2030, following its merger with Hai Duong province, the newly expanded Hai Phong City will have 46 industrial parks with a total area of nearly 12,000 ha. This provides significant space for building a diverse industrial ecosystem that strongly appeals to investors, especially those in the supporting industry sector.
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