Long An, March 12th, 2025 – Today, the investor Prodezi Long An Joint Stock Company (Prodezi) and the developer Huong Viet Investment Consulting Joint Stock Company (Huong Viet Holding) held the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Technical Infrastructure of Prodezi Eco-Industrial Park (Prodezi EIP) in Luong Hoa Commune, Ben Luc District, Long An Province. The event was attended by Mr. Huynh Van Son – Vice Chairman of the Long An Provincial People’s Committee, Mr. Le Truong Chinh – Head of the Long An Economic Zone Authority, Mr. Nguyen Dang Minh Xuan – Secretary of the Ben Luc District Party Committee, Long An Province, along with representatives from Prodezi, Huong Viet Holding, contractors, domestic and international partners, and the media. With its large scale and strong appeal to both domestic and international investors, Prodezi EIP marks one of the most significant economic events in Long An in early 2025. The ceremony also signifies a major milestone as Long An Province welcomes its first eco-industrial park, designed and constructed in compliance with government regulations and global sustainability trends.
Long An province is attracting strong investment thanks to its vast industrial land resources. Strategically located between Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, the province boasts significant advantages in transportation, logistics, and supply chains, serving as Ho Chi Minh City’s gateway to the Southwest region. Once key infrastructure projects such as the Long Thanh – Ben Luc Expressway, Ring Roads 3 and 4 are completed, this area will become a major hub for goods transshipment from the Mekong Delta to other provinces and surrounding regions. As a result, Long An has consistently ranked among the top 10 provinces in Vietnam for FDI attraction. While advancing industrial development, the province places strong emphasis on sustainability and environmental protection, aiming to develop eco-industrial parks that meet international standards. The launch of Prodezi EIP is a testament to this vision.
Prodezi EIP spans 400 hectares and is adjacent to the 100-hectare LA Home eco-urban area. It is a pioneering eco-industrial park in Long An Province and one of the largest in the Mekong Delta region. The total investment for the project exceeds VND 4,600 billion (approximately USD 195 million). The first phase subdivision is expected to be completed and handed over to investors by Q3/2025. Key components of Phase 1 will be developed in parallel with the construction of transportation infrastructure, green spaces, power and water supply systems, with a particular focus on completing a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment plant (smart and eco-oriented) and a green-certified administrative building,ect.
Once operational, Prodezi EIP will generate thousands of jobs for local workers in Long An and surrounding areas. With state-of-the-art amenities, including the LA Home eco-urban area, the industrial park will form a complete industrial-urban complex, providing a high-quality working environment and enhancing living standards for workers and professionals, attracting skilled talent to the region.
Additionally, Prodezi EIP is expected to become a prime destination for both domestic and international businesses, especially those pursuing sustainable production models that prioritize resource efficiency and CO₂ emission reduction. With its modern infrastructure, attractive investment incentives, and strong support from local authorities, Prodezi EIP enables businesses to optimize operational costs, meet ESG standards, and enhance their competitive edge in the global market.
Within the framework of the ceremony, Prodezi and Huong Viet Holding signed a Strategic Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Toho Gas, one of Japan’s three largest gas companies and a core investor of a natural gas solution provider Phuc Sang Minh Trade Engineering Service Joint Stock Company, to provide utilities and services for residents of LA Home and Prodezi EIP. Earlier, in October 2024, Prodezi and Huong Viet Holding had signed an MOU with Chitose Group (Japan) and TA Vital for cooperation in wastewater treatment solutions for Prodezi EIP. This collaboration aims to deliver wastewater treatment solutions, produce functional organic fertilizers, and cultivate plants using a soil-free organic hydroponic system within the industrial park.
The partnerships with these stakeholders concretize Prodezi EIP’s vision of creating a circular economy ecosystem in harmony with nature. Prodezi EIP is built on four sustainability pillars: Renewable Energy Utilization, Water Reuse and Recycling, Green-Certified Buildings, and Biodiversity Conservation.
Regarding renewable energy utilization, Prodezi implements clean energy sources such as solar power and energy-saving systems to minimize CO₂ emissions, striving toward carbon neutrality in production. For water reuse and recycling, the eco-industrial park employs an advanced wastewater treatment system that recirculates water in production, reducing resource extraction and environmental pollution. Additionally, Prodezi EIP prioritizes the development of green-certified buildings that meet international standards for sustainable construction, optimizing energy efficiency, using eco-friendly materials, and ensuring high operational performance. Lastly, biodiversity conservation enables Prodezi EIP to create green spaces, preserve natural ecosystems, and balance the living environment, delivering long-term benefits to the community. With these four pillars, Prodezi EIP is not only a well-planned eco-industrial park but also a model for sustainable development in line with global trends.
With a commitment to and long-term vision for sustainable industrial development, Prodezi EIP focuses on high-tech, environmentally friendly industries that produce high-value-added products and optimize labor resources. The industrial park attracts a diverse range of industries, including but not limited to electronics, automotive manufacturing & assembly, supporting industries for high-tech sectors, textiles & footwear, food & beverages, logistics (including warehousing and cold storage), data centers, precision engineering, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence, ect.
