Phu Tho Clears Obstacles for Investors

A series of investor proposals have been reviewed by the Phu Tho People’s Committee and delegated to relevant departments and agencies for resolution. This demonstrates the province’s determination to build a transparent, streamlined, and low-cost investment environment while supporting businesses in expanding production and operations.

Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Tran Duy Dong visits Meiko Hoa Binh electronic printed circuit board manufacturing factory

On November 28, 2025, the Phu Tho People’s Committee issued Notice 424/TB-UBND outlining the conclusions of Chairman Tran Duy Dong at the dialogue conference addressing challenges faced by enterprises and investors. The conference, held on November 26, recorded 20 proposals from 11 companies, primarily concerning land, site clearance, investment procedures, infrastructure connectivity, and workforce recruitment. Chairman Tran Duy Dong praised the coordinated efforts of provincial departments and agencies in receiving and providing initial responses and emphasized that the province would fully consider business feedback to ensure a stable, practical, and secure investment environment.

A key topic at the conference was the proposal by Helen Viet Anh Joint Stock Company to expand its tile factory in Vinh Thanh commune. Chairman Tran Duy Dong assigned the Department of Finance to lead, in coordination with the Department of Science and Technology, in guiding the investor to complete the required documentation. At the same time, the Department of Agriculture and Environment, together with the Vinh Thanh Commune People’s Committee, was tasked with finalizing the issuance of land use certificates for the expansion area in accordance with Land Law 2025.

Regarding site clearance issues faced by Vidaco Joint Stock Company, the Provincial People’s Committee assigned the Vinh Hung Commune People’s Committee to coordinate with the Department of Agriculture and Environment and the investor to review documentation and provide guidance in accordance with land law. The locality was also required to address all unauthorized constructions along the National Highway 2A corridor and submit a report by December 15, 2025.

Meanwhile, VALID Joint Stock Company requested an early connection point between its garment factory project and National Highway 2C. Chairman Tran Duy Dong assigned the Department of Construction to consult the Ministry of Construction on the service road along National Highway 2C, with completion expected by December 15, 2025.

For the Doan Hung Industrial Park project developed by Amata Vietnam, the provincial office was assigned to review documents for submission to the Party Committee in accordance with regulations, with completion planned for December 2025. Regarding the connecting road project between Khai Quang Industrial Park and Son Loi Industrial Park proposed by Tam Son Investment Joint Stock Company, the Department of Construction was tasked to coordinate with the Vinh Phuc Project Authority to review and advise the provincial People’s Committee promptly.

Issues concerning VAT refund procedures for Huu Nghi Production and Trading Joint Stock Company were assigned to the Tax Department to monitor the amendment of the VAT Law at the National Assembly session at the end of 2025 and to coordinate with the Ministry of Finance to resolve them. For requests to streamline construction acceptance procedures, the Department of Construction was tasked to review and propose guidance to the Ministry of Construction, with completion set for December 5, 2025.

Obstacles related to land use conversion and project adjustments for the Viet Han Garment Factory in Hop Kim commune were clearly assigned: the Department of Finance will work with the investor to guide procedures for approving investment adjustments, while the Department of Agriculture and Environment will coordinate with the Hop Kim Commune People’s Committee to review documents and resolve the matter by December 5, 2025.

For the Nam Minh Phuong New Urban Area project by Licogi14 Joint Stock Company, the provincial People’s Committee instructed the Viet Tri and Nong Trang Ward People’s Committees to cooperate with the enterprise to accelerate compensation and site clearance for the remaining area and report by December 15, 2025. Similarly, for the Binh Xuyen II Industrial Park (Phase 2) project invested by Fuchuan Co., Ltd., the Binh Tuyen and Binh Nguyen localities were tasked to coordinate with the Vinh Phuc Land Development Center to finalize land pricing and implement compensation procedures.

The provincial People’s Committee also assigned the Department of Home Affairs to study solutions to support recruitment and workforce training as proposed by Hanyang Digitech Vina Co., Ltd., with a particular focus on strengthening connections between businesses and training institutions. For Viet Thien Garment Co., Ltd. in the Dong Soc Industrial Cluster, the Department of Industry and Trade was assigned to guide the company in completing land lease procedures and report any obstacles to the competent authority.

In conclusion, Chairman Tran Duy Dong emphasized that departments, agencies, and localities must concentrate on resolving proposals on schedule, ensuring that the province’s investment environment becomes increasingly transparent and attractive, thereby laying a strong foundation for mobilizing more resources to support socioeconomic development in the coming period.

By Hien Hung, Vietnam Business Forum