MEYINPARK Hung Yen: Transforming the Operational Experience of 17 Manufacturing Plants into an Industrial Park Development Philosophy

Over three decades of developing and operating a network of 17 manufacturing plants have endowed Tan A Dai Thanh with a distinctive “industrial DNA.” Inheriting this solid foundation, Meygroup developed MEYINPARK Hung Yen—a next-generation high-tech industrial park where the development philosophy stems from a deep understanding of enterprises’ practical needs.

For manufacturing enterprises, choosing a factory location is never just about finding land. Behind that decision lies a series of critical requirements regarding legal procedures, technical infrastructure, human resources, and support services. A single misaligned link can compromise the entire investment process and long-term production.

FROM A “MANUFACTURING DNA” NURTURED OVER THREE DECADES

Over 33 years of growth from a water equipment manufacturer, Tan A Dai Thanh has expanded into multiple sectors, including paint, plastic pipes, and construction materials, evolving into a leading multi-sector corporation anchored by three core pillars: Industry, High Technology, and Real Estate. The Group currently encompasses 4 corporations, 45 member companies, 17 manufacturing plants, and more than 7,000 employees. This extensive operational journey has equipped the enterprise with practical expertise in licensing procedures, infrastructure development, production line operations, and supply chain management.

Bồn nước Tân Á - thương hiệu “quốc dân” được người Việt tin dùng hàng chục năm qua.

Tan A water tank – a trusted household brand among Vietnamese consumers for decades

Rooted in hands-on production and operational experience, Meygroup (a member of Tan A Dai Thanh Group) possesses a distinctive competitive edge when entering industrial real estate development, utilizing an approach that designs production spaces around the actual operational needs of manufacturing plants.

TO THE SIGNATURE “PURE ECOSYSTEM” PHILOSOPHY

Tan A Dai Thanh’s industrial foundation is built upon the core value of “Serving through Quality and Integrity.” According to Mr. Nguyen Minh Ngoc, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors, hands-on involvement in manufacturing has enabled the enterprise to cultivate governance capabilities and develop a systematic approach.

At Meygroup, this spirit is inherited through the “Pure Real Estate” philosophy and tailored to each sector. In industrial real estate, this mindset is materialized as the “Pure Ecosystem”—an integrated environment designed to partner with investors throughout the entire lifecycle of a manufacturing plant.

Khu công nghiệp MEYINPARK Long An đã hoàn thành và hoạt động Giai đoạn 1 quy mô 70ha từ năm 2018.

MEYINPARK Long An Industrial Park completed and commenced operations for Phase 1 with a scale of 70 ha in 2018

Under this framework, an industrial park goes beyond merely supplying land plots and technical infrastructure; it is orchestrated as an integrated ecosystem that actively supports production. Alongside transportation networks, electricity, water, wastewater treatment, and fire safety systems; comprehensive solutions for logistics, management technology, recruitment, workforce training, accommodation, and lifestyle amenities are seamlessly incorporated to address needs arising during operation.

This approach also stems from Tan A Dai Thanh’s experience in managing a workforce of over 7,000 personnel. Practice demonstrates that running an efficient facility requires not only advanced production lines and synchronized infrastructure, but also the ability to attract and retain long-term human talent.

Therefore, the “Pure Ecosystem” harmonizes production, services, people, and the environment into a unified whole. Through this, enterprises can optimize operational resources and capital expenditures, allowing them to focus on core operations and pursue long-term growth.

MEYINPARK HUNG YEN – A NEW MILESTONE IN INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE

As the first project to realize the “Pure Ecosystem” standard in Northern Vietnam, MEYINPARK Hung Yen marks Meygroup’s next major milestone in the industrial real estate sector.

Covering a total area of 199 hectares, MEYINPARK Hung Yen is strategically located across Nguyen Trai and An Thi communes in Hung Yen Province. The project connects directly with the Lao Cai – Hanoi – Hai Phong economic corridor, offering convenient access to key manufacturing centers, major transport hubs, and prominent supply chains in the North.

Khu công nghiệp MEYINPARK Hưng Yên có tổng mức đầu tư dự kiến 2.842 tỷ đồng.

MEYINPARK Hung Yen Industrial Park has a projected total investment of VND 2,842 billion.

The park is master-planned as a high-tech industrial hub delivering safe, optimized, and highly efficient manufacturing infrastructure. Here, the challenges Tan A Dai Thanh once faced as a manufacturer are transformed into layered, practical solutions spanning technical infrastructure, logistics, on-site services, and human resources. Concurrently, Meygroup offers flexible investment options and a “one-stop-shop” service model, assisting investors throughout every phase—from licensing and investment registration to design consultation, construction, and property management.

MEYINPARK Hung Yen does not merely add a new property to Meygroup’s industrial portfolio; it represents the translation of over 33 years of manufacturing expertise into a dedicated approach for industrial development. On this foundation, a modern, agile production environment is established, empowering enterprises to operate with peace of mind and unlock sustainable growth.

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