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KNIC OFFICIALLY HOLDS GENERAL CONTRACTOR CEREMONY FOR INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION AT KNIC NAM LONG THANH IP
On May 21, 2026, KNIC officially launched the infrastructure construction for Phase 1 of KNIC Nam Long Thanh Industrial Park (Bau Can - Tan Hiep), spanning 1,000 hectares in Dong Nai. Following the completion of all key legal and planning procedures, this milestone marks the project’s transition into active on-site implementation.

KNIC and prestigious partners unite to launch the on-site implementation of KNIC Nam Long Thanh - Gateway to Next Asia Manufacturing Era.
The ceremony was attended by Senior Executives of KN Holdings, Master Planner Nippon Koei (Japan), Contractors Delta Vietnam and Thanh Nguyen Phat, Supervision Consultant TTAD, and over 100 domestic and international investment partners.
Speaking at the event, Nguyen Tuan Anh, Deputy General Director of KN Holdings, emphasized: “Our ultimate goal is not merely to attract investors to build factories, but to create a sustainable industrial ecosystem where businesses can develop with confidence and prosper for decades. KNIC Nam Long Thanh is built on a foundation of superior infrastructure and is ready to welcome both domestic and international investment, particularly in industries that require strict operational standards and a transparent, stable business environment.”
Backed by the 48-year heritage of executive excellence and robust capability of KN Holdings, the project is meticulously engineered as a world-class "Smart Industrial City." Project partners reaffirmed their unwavering commitment to ensuring exceptional quality, strict technical compliance, and timely delivery.
KNIC Nam Long Thanh is strategically designed to capture high-value FDI inflows in electronics, semiconductors, data centers, precision engineering, and smart logistics. The project’s definitive competitive edge lies in its rare multimodal logistics platform, combining direct access to major expressways and deep-sea ports with a prime location at the southern gateway of Long Thanh International Airport. This unrivaled connectivity, paired with a sustainable eco-industrial framework, establishes KNIC Nam Long Thanh as the premier, future-ready destination for multinational corporations aiming to seamlessly integrate into the global supply chain.
Source: KNIC Website
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