Between 2023 and 2025, investment capital in the Da Nang City’s High-Tech Park and Industrial Parks increased from approximately 243 million USD to 379 million USD – a 56% rise over three years. As the only high-tech park in Central Vietnam, the Da Nang Hi-Tech Park has continued to attract strong domestic and foreign investment thanks to its comprehensive infrastructure, and a wide range of special preferential policies.
Recent years have also seen positive developments in both new high-tech projects and expanded operations by foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises. Notable successful investors include Danapha, a local pharmaceutical company with total investment of 1,500 billion VND[1], and Dentium, a leading dental implant manufacturer from Korea with a total investment of 257 million USD, in the park.
Strategic infrastructure projects have further strengthened Da Nang City’s investment landscape. These include the launch of the Hoa Ninh Industrial Park; the Da Nang Free Trade Zone (FTZ), which comprise seven designated sub-zones (FTZ No. 1–7) – with FTZ No. 2 scheduled to begin construction in December 2025, and the planned expansion of the Hoa Can Industrial Park.
The city’s integrated “one-stop service” model – which brings together planning, environmental, construction, and investment procedures – has also significantly reduced administrative processing times and improved the overall investment experience for enterprises.
The Management Board of the Da Nang High-Tech Park and Industrial Parks has proposed five solutions to further support enterprises and enhance investment promotion:
(1) Partnering closely with businesses to identify and resolve operational challenges;
(2) Generating employment and contributing to stable and sustainable economic growth;
(3) Developing policy mechanisms to help industrial enterprises access stable-interest loans and credit for digital transformation;
(4) Accelerating the transition from traditional to smart manufacturing to boost productivity and competitiveness; and
(5) Deepening administrative reforms, with continued emphasis on digital transformation and procedural simplification.
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Reference: Voice of Vietnam, 10 December 2025
[1] Domestic investment which has commenced construction in 2021 and is expected to put into operation in 2026
