On March 18th, 2026, Stavian Industrial Park officially signed Land Use Right and Infrastructure Sublease Contract (Land Sublease Contract) with 12 enterprises at the Stavian Hung Yen Industrial Cluster, including SUV Co., Ltd, La Hong Furniture and Interior Decoration Co., Ltd., Airpac Packaging JSC., Divico Vietnam Co., Ltd., Hung Yen General Investment and Services JSC., along with several other manufacturing enterprises across various sectors. The Contracts with secondary investors serve as an important basis for Stavian Industrial Park to support enterprises in completing subsequent legal procedures, including obtaining Land Use Rights Certificates corresponding to the leased land areas within the project.
Signing ceremony of and Land Use Right and infrastructure sublease contracts at Stavian Hung Yen Industrial Cluster
As part of the event, Stavian Industrial Park also organized a Land Handover Ceremony at the project site for several secondary investors who have obtained their Investment Registration Certificates (IRC), enabling them to promptly proceed with the next steps, including the design, construction, and development of their manufacturing facilities.
Land handover for subleased plots at the project site
To date, the total leased land area at the project has reached approximately 318,000 m², equivalent to an occupancy rate of around 65% of the entire project. This reflects strong interest from enterprises of various manufacturing segments in Stavian Hung Yen Industrial Cluster. At the same time, the project’s technical infrastructure, including internal transportation systems, power supply, water supply, and a centralized wastewater treatment plant, is ready to support the construction and production activities of investors.
With strong implementation progress, continuously improving infrastructure, and a clear sustainable development orientation, Stavian Hung Yen Industrial Cluster is gradually becoming an attractive investment destination for domestic and international manufacturing enterprises.
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