According to a report by the Department of Industry and Trade of Khanh Hoa province, currently, the whole province has 9 industrial clusters (CCN) operating with a total area of nearly 337.8ha; the average occupancy rate is about 79%.
In which, many ICs have achieved a 100% occupancy rate such as: Thap Cham (Do Vinh), Dak Loc (Bac Nha Trang), Dien Phu, Dien Phu - VCN (Dien Dien), Trang E 1 (Suoi Dau).
Some other ICs also recorded high occupancy rates such as Quang Son IC (Ninh Son) reaching 84.3%; Khatoco IC and livestock (Dong Ninh Hoa) reaching 69%.
However, according to the assessment of functional agencies, this result still does not meet the requirements of double-digit economic growth in 2026.
Accelerating the filling of ICs is becoming a fierce competition between localities and infrastructure investors to anticipate high-quality investment capital flows.
On the province's industrial development map, the Dien Tho - VCN Industrial Cluster Project (Dien Tho commune) is considered a highlight.
The project is located on National Highway 27C, attracting the attention of many businesses looking for land funds to develop warehouses and factories in Khanh Hoa.
With a scale of more than 50ha, oriented to expand to 70ha, the project brings long-term development potential.
The convenient connection location helps businesses easily access seaports, airports and key economic areas. At the same time, this area also has the potential to increase value when it is located near the planned location of the North-South high-speed railway station in the future.
According to a representative of VCN Investment Joint Stock Company, the project is closely following the progress, focusing on completing technical infrastructure such as internal traffic, large-capacity transformer stations, and standard wastewater treatment plants. It is expected that the project will be completed and put into operation in the third quarter of 2026.
Not only focusing on infrastructure, the project also offers flexible investment policies, supporting businesses to solve financial problems such as payment from 10% until handover, refund of deposits if not licensed for investment (according to agreed conditions), progress commitment and continuous legal support.
Representatives of the Khanh Hoa Department of Industry and Trade said that the industry's point of view is to prioritize supporting capable investors, and at the same time resolutely handle projects that are slow to implement and use land ineffectively.
The goal is not only to fill CCNs but also to attract high-tech projects, make a large contribution to the budget and ensure environmental protection requirements.
At the same time, the province is promoting administrative procedure reform. Investors in ICs are supported to be interconnected from investment licensing to environmental impact assessment, instead of having to go through many intermediaries.
The coordination between departments, branches and localities contributes to creating a transparent legal environment, helping businesses shorten preparation time and soon put projects into operation.
Mr. Nguyen Sanh Duong - Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade said that accelerating the filling of ICS, unblocking secondary capital flows and expanding the clean industrial land fund is an urgent requirement. Industry continues to play a pillar role, contributing to promoting the province's economy to develop quickly and sustainably.
