South Korea is currently solidifying its position as the largest foreign investor in Vietnam, with cumulative registered capital exceeding USD 102 billion. Over more than three decades of strong cooperation, South Korean enterprises have established a deep presence in the Vietnamese market, playing a vital role in manufacturing, electronics, high technology, and supporting industries. Amid expanding and continuously strengthened bilateral investment relations, on September 15, 2026, Viglacera collaborated with the Embassy of Vietnam in South Korea and strategic partners to successfully organize a series of two key investment promotion activities in Seoul, attracting the interest and attendance of nearly 80 South Korean business representatives.

Kicking off the series of events, Viglacera partnered with the Embassy of Vietnam in South Korea and the Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) to host an investment promotion seminar titled “Successful Investment in Vietnam.” The event gathered nearly 50 South Korean enterprises, offering a comprehensive platform to share insights into Vietnam’s macroeconomic outlook and investment climate. At the same time, the seminar provided an opportunity for Viglacera to directly present the potential and outstanding advantages of its smart, green industrial park ecosystem.
Within the framework of the program, South Korean investors engaged in direct dialogue, clarifying core issues regarding the legal environment, strategic project locations, technical infrastructure quality, and other essential prerequisites during the investment evaluation stage. Speaking at the seminar, Ambassador of Vietnam to South Korea Vu Ho emphasized that the true value of an FDI project today is not measured solely by capital size. A high-quality project is also evaluated by its capacity to train skilled human resources, transfer technology, boost research and development (R&D) activities, and enable Vietnamese enterprises to integrate deeper into global supply chains. In this process, Viglacera acts as a key driving force turning investment potential into concrete projects.

Building on the morning event’s success, on the afternoon of the same day, Viglacera collaborated with the Embassy of Vietnam in South Korea to hold an in-depth seminar on investment cooperation in the electronics and semiconductor sectors. The event attracted nearly 30 South Korean businesses operating within Samsung’s electronics and semiconductor supply chains. Anticipating the shifting and expanding manufacturing trends of global semiconductor companies toward Vietnam, Viglacera demonstrated agility by proactively readying standardized industrial land funds, prepared to fulfill the most stringent technical requirements of modern high-tech projects.
At the seminar, Viglacera representatives provided detailed insights into its nationwide industrial park network, highlighting strategic trade locations, infrastructure capacity, and project implementation support services. Leveraging extensive experience in industrial real estate development, Viglacera consistently guarantees the timely handover of construction-ready land alongside synchronized, reliable technical infrastructure—from power and water supplies to wastewater treatment facilities. Notably, Viglacera’s dedicated One-Stop Service department accompanies and supports investors throughout the project lifecycle, meeting the rigorous standards of the electronics and semiconductor industries. This thorough preparation won high appreciation and sparked practical discussions with South Korean investors.


The series of two events in Seoul on September 15 represents another step forward in Viglacera’s long-term investment promotion strategy in South Korea. This initiative not only strengthens ties with the local business community but also serves as a bridge bringing investment opportunities in Vietnam closer to international partners.
With over 25 years of experience and 18 industrial parks in key economic locations nationwide, Viglacera Industrial Parks have become a trusted destination, attracting over USD 20 billion in high-quality FDI from leading South Korean conglomerates such as Samsung, Amkor, Hyosung, and POSCO Future M. This solid foundation of cooperation serves as an important prerequisite, continuing to open up opportunities for Viglacera to partner with South Korean enterprises in exploring and creating new successful projects in Vietnam.







