Southern Vietnam

$50B+ (textiles + furniture)

Statistics

  • Export Value: $50B+ (textiles + furniture)
  • Factories: 5,000+
  • Workers: 2,000,000+

Key Advantages

  • Established export infrastructure
  • Excellent port proximity (Cat Lai, VICT)
  • Largest concentration of garment factories in Vietnam
  • Vertically integrated supply chains
  • Access to Ho Chi Minh City logistics hub
  • Mature manufacturing ecosystem

Infrastructure

  • Ports: Cat Lai Port, VICT (Vietnam International Container Terminal), Tan Cang - Hiep Phuoc Port
  • Airports: Tan Son Nhat International Airport (Ho Chi Minh City), Long Thanh International Airport (opening 2026)

Overview

Southern Vietnam is the country’s most established manufacturing region, home to over 2 million manufacturing workers and $50+ billion in annual exports. The region dominates Vietnam’s textiles and garments sector ($44B), furniture manufacturing, and activewear production, serving as the primary supplier base for global brands like Nike, Adidas, H&M, and Zara.

Why Southern Vietnam?

The region’s competitive advantage lies in its mature, vertically integrated supply chains and excellent export infrastructure. With multiple deep-water ports within the Ho Chi Minh City metropolitan area and the upcoming Long Thanh International Airport, Southern Vietnam offers unmatched logistics capabilities for export-oriented manufacturing.

The concentration of factories in provinces like Binh Duong and Dong Nai has created robust supplier ecosystems, particularly for textiles (from yarn to finished garments) and furniture (from timber to finishing). This vertical integration reduces lead times and costs while maintaining quality standards demanded by international buyers.

Industries

Emerging Industries

Major Provinces