Industrial advantages

Following the merger of two provinces, Tuyen Quang’s development potential has expanded significantly, marking a turning point in its scale, capacity, and vision. With new advantages, the province is focusing on maximizing its potential, promoting industrial growth, and striving to achieve the goal set by the 1st Provincial Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term to become a fairly developed, comprehensive, sustainable province with a high middle income.

Biomass pellet products of Erex Sakura Tuyen Quang Biomass Fuel Plant in Long Bình An Industrial Park.

The merger has created a unified development space with stronger regional connectivity. Tuyen Quang now has the Thanh Thuy International Border Gate linking with Yunnan (China), opening major opportunities for import–export, border trade, and transnational economic cooperation. The operational Phu Tho – Tuyen Quang Expressway, connecting to the Hanoi – Lao Cai Expressway and the soon-to-be-completed Tuyen Quang – Ha Giang Expressway, are enhancing transport infrastructure and investment appeal.

Tuyen Quang currently has one economic zone, three industrial parks (Binh Vang, Long Binh An, and Son Nam), and 16 industrial clusters covering more than 30,000 hectares. These have attracted 132 investment projects with total registered capital of over VND228.5 trillion, creating jobs for nearly 13,300 workers. The province’s key industries include paper production, wood processing, mechanics, garment and footwear manufacturing, hydropower, construction materials, and agro-forestry processing.

The province is promoting processing, manufacturing, and energy industries along a circular economy and green growth model, while encouraging high-tech and smart industrial sectors. Many large wood-processing projects such as plywood, paper, and biomass pellets have been developed in the Binh Vang and Long Binh An industrial parks and several industrial clusters.

In the first nine months of 2025, Tuyen Quang attracted nine new investment projects with total registered capital exceeding VND3.5 trillion, mainly in processing, manufacturing, renewable energy, and building materials. The province’s industrial production index increased by 6.71% over the same period last year, with strong growth in textiles (up 63.76%), electronics (up 76.88%), and wood furniture (up 28.35%).

Tuyen Quang is also accelerating infrastructure projects at key industrial zones and clusters, including a pilot “smart industrial cluster” model at Phuc Ung 2. The Department of Industry and Trade is reviewing and adjusting industrial planning to focus on specialized, high-tech clusters linked to agro-forestry and medicinal processing.

With ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure, investment climate, and human resources, Tuyen Quang aims to make industry a key driver of economic growth, strengthening its foundation for sustainable development in the coming years.

Ly Thinh