Deli Hai Duong is the second factory in Vietnam of the Deli Group, with a total investment of $270 million. This is the largest foreign investment project by the group to date.
Deli’s Largest Foreign Investment Factory
The Deli factory project in Hai Duong has a total investment of $270 million, located on a 212,480 m² plot in the Dai An Expanded Industrial Park. This is the second project by the Deli Group in Vietnam, and it marks the group’s largest foreign investment project ever. The project is seen as a strategic move to help the company expand its market in Southeast Asia and affirm its position in the region.
According to the plan, the factory will focus on producing stationery, household goods, and educational equipment to meet both domestic and international market demands. Annually, the factory is expected to produce 104 million stationery products made from paper and plastic, 33 million adhesive and glue products, and 23.7 million household items, office equipment, and educational tools made from metal. Additionally, the factory will manufacture over 2.4 million technology products, such as electronic calculators, photocopiers, and shredders, as well as 22.5 million rubber products each year.
Dai An Expanded Industrial Park – Location of Deli’s 212,480 m² Factory
Notably, the Deli Hai Duong factory will implement fully automated production lines to enhance production efficiency, ensure product quality, and meet international standards. The factory is expected to begin operations in the fourth quarter of 2026, with anticipated annual revenue of approximately $50 million and the creation of around 3,000 jobs.
Deli Hai Duong’s Commitment to Sustainable Development
In addition to the significant investment, Deli is among the major groups investing in Vietnam with a strong commitment to sustainable development solutions. The factory will apply advanced technologies to save energy, reduce emissions, and meet international environmental protection standards. This is part of the group’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions, protecting the environment, and promoting sustainable development throughout its operations in the area.
Furthermore, Deli places a special emphasis on human resource development. The group is committed to implementing training programs to develop specialized skills for workers, helping them quickly adapt to new technologies and meet the demands of modern production. This not only increases labor productivity but also opens up long-term employment opportunities, contributing to the improvement of the local community’s quality of life.
As a global brand, Deli currently operates in over 130 countries and territories, with twelve regional centers and thirty-one international branches. Expanding in Vietnam not only strengthens the company’s role in Southeast Asia but also opens up growth opportunities in other international markets, while making positive contributions to the local economy.
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