This information is detailed in Resolution 05/2026/NQ-HDND, issued by the Provincial People's Council, aimed at supporting the relocation and new investment of production facilities into industrial clusters during the 2026-2030 period. The policy applies to business households, cooperatives, and small and medium-sized enterprises (excluding state-owned enterprises and foreign-invested enterprises) whose production and business activities fall within encouraged industries.

Under this resolution, production households relocating or investing newly in industrial clusters will receive support covering 30% of new factory construction costs, with a maximum of 550 million dong per facility.

Additionally, the aforementioned group will also receive support for infrastructure rental costs for their production and business investments within these industrial clusters. Each unit will be supported with 100% of infrastructure rental costs for five years, not exceeding 300 million dong.

The total budget allocated for this program is estimated to be between 65 billion and 100 billion dong annually.

Van Don Industrial Cluster in Quang Ninh province. Photo: Van Don Industrial Cluster

According to Quang Ninh province's information portal, this policy is being implemented as the locality intensifies its focused industrial development and accelerates investment in industrial cluster infrastructure. These efforts aim to create more space for production and attract businesses. Currently, the province has established and expanded 16 industrial clusters, covering a total area of over 853 ha. Of these, seven industrial clusters have completed infrastructure and are operational, while nine others are still developing their technical infrastructure.

Under its master plan, Quang Ninh aims to increase the number of industrial clusters to 36 by 2030 and 45 by 2050. The locality expects that expanding the industrial cluster system will help increase infrastructure occupancy rates, foster concentrated production chains, and drive long-term industrial growth.

Resolution 05 seeks to help businesses reduce initial investment costs and accelerate the attraction of production facilities into both existing and developing industrial clusters. By centralizing production activities, infrastructure will be utilized more efficiently, creating an environment for production ecosystems to form and integrate deeper into industry value chains.

In conjunction with implementing this production support policy, Quang Ninh continues to address challenges for businesses across various sectors. In Q1/2026, the province saw 943 new businesses and affiliated units established, a 2.3-fold increase compared to the same period last year, with a total registered capital of nearly 4,792 billion dong. Concurrently, an additional 477 businesses resumed operations.

To sustain this growth, the province is improving its business investment environment and enhancing dialogue with the business community. In the export-import sector, Quang Ninh organized a conference with 71 businesses to find solutions for boosting activities through border gates, seaports, and airports.

For large enterprises, the province focuses on resolving issues related to taxes, management data, and the progress of key projects. In the commercial, tourism, and service sectors, the locality has also held numerous meetings to record business challenges. Reported issues primarily involve rising input costs, a shortage of skilled labor, limited access to capital, and market competition pressure.

Hoang Dan