Attracting investment through "open" policies and synchronized infrastructure.

Open policies, connected infrastructure, and a green industrial orientation are helping Lam Dong become an attractive destination for investors, creating a foundation for industry to become a pillar of growth in the 2025-2030 period.

1. In the first nine months of 2025, Lam Dong province attracted 13 new investment projects into its industrial parks with a total capital of nearly 1,000 billion VND and 35 million USD. At the same time, the province saw nearly 3,000 newly registered businesses, a rare increase for a mountainous province. These figures are not only the result of procedural reforms, but also proof of an open policy and concrete actions.

A view of Ham Kiem II Industrial Park.

According to the Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board, the 100% digitization of procedures, the implementation of the "paperless application" model, and the "public disclosure of digital administrative procedures" have helped businesses shorten processing time and significantly reduce costs. Electronic forms are linked to the national database, allowing investors to submit and receive results online directly from their businesses.

Representatives from the Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board stated that an attractive investment environment begins with a flexible administrative system. The Lam Dong Industrial Parks Management Board recognizes that attracting and retaining investors must start with streamlined, transparent, and practical procedures.

The "one-stop shop" mechanism operates uniformly, allowing businesses to work with only one agency throughout the entire process. Administrative procedures related to investment, land, and construction have been shortened compared to before. Problems that arise are resolved immediately, instead of having to go through multiple layers of bureaucracy as in the past.

More importantly, the spirit of "openness" is also reflected in how the government listens and engages in dialogue. Regular, substantive dialogues between provincial leaders and the business community, focusing on specific issues such as land, planning, credit, infrastructure, and the environment, have strongly reinforced investor confidence and created a positive ripple effect within the business community.

2. If policy is the key to unlocking opportunities, then infrastructure is the solid foundation for businesses to invest and develop with confidence. In recent times, industrial park infrastructure and supporting services have been invested in comprehensively. Industrial parks are operating increasingly efficiently, attracting many projects, and occupancy rates are increasing quarter by quarter.

In particular, Lam Dong province has planned to expand satellite industrial clusters in many communes across the province, aiming to rationally allocate production space and reduce infrastructure pressure. This "anticipating infrastructure development" planning approach demonstrates a proactive mindset in creating clean land and transportation connections before attracting investment. The province proactively coordinates land clearance, guides procedures, allocates technical personnel, and collaborates in resolving obstacles for investors.

Along with industrial park infrastructure, transportation routes are being accelerated, forming a new connecting axis between Lam Dong and the key economic region. When completed, this will help shorten the time for transporting goods from Lam Dong's industrial parks to seaports in the Southeast region and create a strategic "industrial-logistics corridor".

In addition, many industrial parks in Lam Dong have implemented rooftop solar power models, circular water treatment systems, and applied environmental standards. This approach helps save operating costs while increasing the competitiveness of industrial products when participating in the global supply chain.

During the period 2025-2030, industry is identified as one of the three main pillars of growth for the province. The province will focus on developing processing and manufacturing industries, energy, and high-tech industries, creating a foundation to improve labor productivity, added value, and the competitiveness of the economy.

The province currently has 15 industrial parks with 229 active projects, including 51 FDI projects and 178 domestic projects, with a total registered capital of over VND 43,400 billion and USD 466 million, a leased land area of ​​approximately 713 hectares, and an occupancy rate of nearly 50%. Of these, 166 businesses are currently operating, with an estimated revenue of over VND 24,800 billion, export turnover of USD 523.9 million, and tax contributions to the state budget of VND 929.7 billion in the first nine months of 2025.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/hut-dau-tu-tu-chinh-sach-mo-va-ha-tang-dong-bo-395883.html