First AEON Shopping Center in the Mekong Delta Set to Open Soon

AEON Vietnam Company Limited (abbreviated as "AEON Co., Ltd.") will officially open AEON Tan An - the 8th shopping center in Vietnam of AEON Group and the 1st shopping center in the Mekong Delta region. AEON Tan An Shopping Center is scheduled to open on September 23, 2025, and officially launch on October 4, 2025.

AEON Tan An is located right on the arterial road Hung Vuong. Its position adjacent to National Highway 1A and only about 1 km away from the Ho Chi Minh City – Trung Luong Expressway provides an outstanding transportation advantage, making travel quick and convenient.

Bordering provinces in the Mekong Delta and connecting with numerous residential areas nearby, AEON Tan An aims to serve not only the residents of Long An but also those from its neighbouring provinces.

At the AEON Tan An Shopping Center Media Conference on August 20, 2025, Mr. Tezuka Daisuke - Executive Officer, Chief Vietnam Business Officer of AEON (Japan) and General Director of AEON Vietnam - shared: “In addition to our large-scale shopping centers, AEON is also focusing on developing medium-sized shopping malls. This allows us to expand our presence not only in large cities but also into smaller markets. With a total floor area of approximately 27,000m² and an expected 30 tenants, AEON Tan An aims to serve the residential area within a 15-minute drive, meeting the consumer and daily living needs of a moderately sized community.“

Embracing the concept of a "Daily Community Park," the design of AEON Tan An SC seamlessly blends a refreshing spirit with modern style. It maintains a deep connection to nature, fostering a truly eco-friendly environment.

AEON Tan An promises to be an indispensable highlight, bringing new vitality to the development of Long An ward and Tay Ninh province. This shopping center integrates many services, a green lifestyle, delicately combining the generosity of the river delta and the fresh, modern spirit while still being close to nature and environmentally friendly, promoting harmony with the local community.

Source: Vietnam Business Forum