Ho Chi Minh City presents investment projects exceeding ₫337.22 trillion
The 12 projects have investment policy approvals or registration certificates, with developments ranging from ports to manufacturing.
Ho Chi Minh City announced an investment portfolio exceeding ₫337.22 trillion during the Autumn Economic Forum 2026 on October 28. The announcement covered 12 projects that had obtained investment policy approval or investment registration certificates.
The Can Gio International Transshipment Port carries investment of ₫128.8 trillion and occupies 571ha. Its developers are Vietnam Maritime Corporation, Saigon Port JSC and Terminal Investment Limited Holding S.A. Cargo throughput is expected to reach 4.8 million TEUs by 2030, then 16.9 million by 2047, with completion of at least two berths scheduled by 2030.
The port investments also include Gemadept – Terminal Link Cai Mep, a ₫16.8 trillion development designed for annual cargo volumes of 25.6 million tonnes. The ₫1.7 trillion My Xuan 6 Port is scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2028. Singapore-based Tokgistic Pte. Ltd. will develop Swift Logistics for US$987.4 million, with operations expected from late 2026.
Capital for the International University Urban Area has risen to ₫173.1 trillion from ₫59 trillion. Located in Xuan Thoi Son commune, the 880ha development will combine educational facilities with housing, commerce and other services. A separate smart complex by Lotte Properties HCMC Co., Ltd. involves ₫60 trillion and 7.45ha within Thu Thiem New Urban Area.
Vinh Lap Industrial Park's initial phase covers 497.19ha and has more than ₫9.7 trillion in registered investment. Manufacturing projects include GL Cables' US$23.08 million power cable plant, Xinyi Glass Vietnam's US$230 million glass development and Chang Yue Technology's US$70 million casting and mechanical processing project.
Technology investments include US$45 million from II-VI Vietnam Co., Ltd. for thermoelectric semiconductor materials and cooling modules. Ito Automation Technologies Vietnam has registered US$8 million for automation equipment, robots, sensors and data management solutions.
