Panoramic view of Bien Hoa 1 IP dismantling factories and handing over cleared land

To facilitate the functional conversion into an urban–commercial–service area, the total land area required to be clear at Bien Hoa 1 Industrial Park (IP) is nearly 320.3 hectares. Of this, priority area 1, covering 50.5 hectares, has achieved nearly 90% “clean land.”

According to the Dong Nai Provincial Land Fund Development Center, compensation and site clearance work at Bien Hoa 1 IP to implement the project converting the IP into an urban–commercial–service zone is currently being carried out with urgency.

The total land area subject to recovery under the project is nearly 320.3 hectares, divided into three areas. Photo: Minh Tai

Area 1 (50.5 hectares), with  priority given to early clearance to develop an urban–commercial–service zone, has secured 44.6 hectares of “clean land,” equivalent to 88% of its total area. Photo: Minh Tai

Within Area 1, land retained in its current state, transport land, and land managed by the Provincial Land Fund Development Center totals 17.6 hectares, while areas already cleared by companies account for 27.08 hectares. Photo: Minh Tai

Among the 11 enterprises and units located in priority area 1, four companies have fully handed over their land, including Tan Mai Group JSC (17.7 hectares), Vietnam Electric Cable Corporation JSC (over 2 hectares), Mien Dong JSC (over 1.2 hectares), and Texma Vina Wash Co. Ltd. (more than 3,500 square metres). In the photo: the 17.7-hectare site of Tan Mai Group JSC, which has now been fully cleared. Photo: Minh Tai

Area 2, earmarked for compensation to develop an urban political–administrative zone covering 103.5 hectares, has cleared 71 hectares, equivalent to 69% of the area. Photo: Minh Tai

In Area 3, with a total area of 175 hectares planned for an urban–commercial–service zone, site clearance has reached 74.4 hectares, equivalent to 46%, including areas already cleared but not yet handed over. Photo: Minh Tai

In the coming time, an inter-agency inspection team established by the Provincial People’s Committee will continue working with companies to complete land handover within January 2026. Photo: Minh Tai

By Xuan Luong, Minh Tai - Translated by M.Nguyet, Thu Ha