Over the past five years, the province has granted investment permits to 37 industrial projects in its key advantageous areas such as agro-forestry processing, manufacturing building materials, supporting industries, mechanics, metallurgy, and energy.

Workers working in a leather shoe factory at the Tan Thanh industrial complex in Ham Yen District.

To date, 15 projects have been completed and effectively put into operation, featuring wood processing, wood pellets, tea, animal feed processing, brick, and garments. In addition, 26 projects are in the process of carrying out investment procedures.

The investment projects are focused on Tuyen Quang’s key advantageous areas such as agro-forestry processing. The Woodsland Tuyen Quang Joint Stock Company has been investing in four wood processing factories at the Thang Quan industrial complex in Yen Son District, while the An Hoa Paper Joint Stock Company has engaged in the construction of a new pulp factory with an annual capacity of 150,000 tonnes at the Long Binh An Industrial Park.

The industrial projects have helped to create jobs for over 114,000 workers across the province. In the near future, Tuyen Quang will continue to attract additional investment projects in order to form some more industrial clusters such as Ninh Lai-Thien Ke and Tam Da-Hoa Phu (Son Duong District), contributing to increasing the province’s industrial production value.