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title: "KCN Vietnam breaks ground on KCN Phuc Dien - Hai Phong project"
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description: "KCN Vietnam Group has commenced the KCN Phuc Dien – Hai Phong project, a ready-built factory and warehouse initiative covering 18.7 hectares in Hai Phong. The project aims to provide over 116,000 square meters of leasable space, enhancing the supply of modern industrial facilities in northern Vietnam. This development is part of a broader portfolio by KCN Vietnam and responds to the growing demand for industrial real estate, with Hai Phong attracting significant foreign direct investment and maintaining high occupancy rates in its industrial properties."
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# KCN Vietnam breaks ground on KCN Phuc Dien - Hai Phong project

The ready-built factory and warehouse project, located in what used to be part of Hai Duong Province before Vietnam's administrative mergers last year, covers a total area of 18.7 hectares and is expected to provide more than 116,000 square meters of leasable floor space.

Once completed, it is expected to add to the supply of modern industrial facilities in northern Vietnam, supporting both domestic and foreign manufacturers seeking to establish or expand operations in the country.

The groundbreaking ceremony of the KCN Phuc Dien - Hai Phong project. Photo courtesy of KCN Vietnam

KCN Phuc Dien - Hai Phong is the fourth ready-built industrial facilities project developed by KCN Vietnam Group in northern Vietnam. According to the developer, the project forms part of its broader portfolio of ready-built factories and warehouses across major industrial hubs.

The development comes amid continued growth in the northern industrial real estate market. According to the 2026 Vietnam Real Estate Market Outlook published by CBRE, the supply of ready-built factories increased significantly during 2024-2025, reaching around 700,000 square meters in 2025 while maintaining relatively high occupancy levels. In Hai Phong, occupancy rates were reported at 75.4% for ready-built warehouses and 85.8% for ready-built factories.

Hai Phong has emerged as an important destination for foreign direct investment in northern Vietnam. By the end of 2025, the city had recorded 1,768 active FDI projects with total registered capital exceeding US$50 billion, while gross regional domestic product (GRDP) grew by 11.81%. The processing and manufacturing sector continues to be a major driver of the local economy.

In the former Hai Duong Province area, industrial development is concentrated in sectors such as electronic components, precision engineering, and supporting industries. The area benefits from an established manufacturing base and a network of supporting enterprises, contributing to demand for standardized ready-built production facilities.

Strategically located along the Hanoi-Hai Phong economic corridor, the project is expected to provide convenient access to international seaports and airports, as well as to an established industrial workforce in the region.

Nguyen Thi Thuy Hang, Deputy Head of the Hai Phong Economic Zone Authority (HEZA), speaking at the KCN Phuc Dien - Hai Phong groundbreaking ceremony. Photo courtesy of KCN Vietnam

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