A concrete batching plant with a capacity of 120 m3/hour invested by Tan Ha Industry Joint Stock Company.

As the local mineral reserves have become depleted, some small-sized mines are not attractive enough to lure deep-processing projects. Therefore, it is necessary to shift to processing, manufacturing and supporting industries in order to create high value-added products, thus facilitating sustainable development.

In the 2015 - 2019 period, thanks to its potentials and advantages, the province attracted 10 projects invested in processing industry, a double figure as compared to the 2010-2015 period.

In addition to the agro-forestry processing, the province has also focused on attracting investment in the production of construction materials. Over the past four years, the number of projects in the field has increased 1.5 times over the previous period. The province has attracted six projects on producing unburnt bricks, with five of them having been completed and put into operation.

The effective implementation of policy that encourages industrial development and supports businesses has helped the province to attract 15 projects registered to invest in supporting industry, mechanics, and metallurgy.

Workers of Woodslan Tuyen Quang Joint Stock Company processing wood for export.

Projects in agro-forestry processing, construction materials and mechanics that were put into operation have significantly contributed to raising the industrial production value in the province and creating many jobs for local employees.

In 2020 and the coming years, the province will prioritise projects with modern production and high technologies, which cause less harm to the environment and practice energy saving. The province’s well-implemented policies will attract more projects in this field in the coming time, contributing to promoting socio-economic development.