Saysettha Development Special Economic Zone (SDZ).

Saysettha Development Zone (SDZ) was established in 2010 is national-level cooperation project jointly established by the government of P.R China and Lao PDR. The zone is developed by Lao-China Joint Venture Investment Co., Ltd. The zone covered 1000 hectares under a 70-year land lease agreement. SDZ shall be developed into integrated industrial area, new town as well as infrastructure, custom check point and utility of water and electricity.

Saysettha Development Zone Project in Vientiane Prefecture, Laos.

Location Advantage:
• SDZ is located in Vientiane Capital. It is located 14 km away from the northeast part of downtown Vientiane, which is planned to be the New City of the capital. The great location of SDZ lies in the fact that to its north is No. 13 National Highways and to its south is the 450th Anniversary Avenue.
• Additionally, the zone’s location enabling investors to access a large labor market in  Vientiane Capital suitable for labor intensive industry. SDZ has been attracted multinational enterprises from Japan, China, Taiwan and Thailand.
• SDZ will be constructed in three phases. Phase I: it will mainly develop industries, the project area of which covers 4 square kilometers. Phase II and Phase Ⅲ: the Zone will mainly develop logistics, commerce, trade, tourism and real estate and strive for the goal of Vientiane New City.

Investment Projects at Saysettha Development Special Economic Zone (SDZ).

Investment Projects:

1. Agricultural Products Industry.
2. Wood Manufacturing Industry.
3. Light Industry.
4. Tourism-Services.
5. Electric Appliance Manufacturing Industry.
6. Machinery Industry.
7. New Energy Industry.

Project Calling for Investment:

  • Electronic manufacturing.
  • Energy and chemical industry.
  • Business and commercial service.
  • Agricultural products processing manufacture.
  • Logistic and warehousing.
  • Textile Manufacturing.
  • Biomedical and healthcare.

 

Reference:  Investment Promotion Department.

Compare listings

Compare