Phu Ha Industrial Park is developed by Viglacera Corporation – JSC. The industrial park covers a total area of 350 hectares with a total investment of over VND 1,000 billion. It is divided into two zones: the northern zone (230 hectares) and the southern zone (119 hectares). As of now, 80% of the total area has been cleared for site development. The southern zone has completed 100% of land clearance, with fully developed infrastructure and 25 businesses operating within it.

For the northern zone, 70% of the land has been cleared, and phase 3 of infrastructure development is nearly completed. Phu Ha Industrial Park is planned as a multi-sector industrial park, built on hilly terrain with high design and construction requirements to ensure harmony and a well-organized architectural landscape.

Modern and Synchronized Infrastructure

Phu Ha Industrial Park features synchronized and modern infrastructure. Notably, Viglacera has developed a 4.3-hectare social housing area for workers, located 2km from the industrial park. This housing project is designed with complete infrastructure and an environmentally friendly architectural landscape, providing accommodation for approximately 2,500 workers.

This residential area enhances the well-being of workers by reducing commuting costs and time, improving their quality of life, and strengthening their connection with businesses, thus boosting productivity. It also serves as a key factor in attracting investment and labor from within Phu Tho and neighboring provinces such as Hoa Binh, Yen Bai, Tuyen Quang, and Son La. Thanks to this, Phu Ha Industrial Park has successfully attracted both domestic and foreign enterprises, particularly investors from South Korea and Japan.

As of now, the industrial park has drawn 25 foreign enterprises, including 17 from South Korea, 4 from Japan, 3 from Hong Kong, and 1 from Taiwan, with a total investment of over USD 300 million. These businesses primarily operate in environmentally friendly and clean industries, creating employment for over 14,000 workers.