Economic Zones Overview and Updates

VANG-TAO Phonthong SEZ (Special Economic Development Zone). Project Calling for Investment: Champassak SEZ comprises with 4 sub-zones....

Vientiane Capital Industrial and Trade Area (VITA Park). Situated on the outskirts of Vientiane, the Vientiane Capital Industrial and Trade Area, affectionately known as VITA Park, stands as a beacon of industrial progress and economic vitality....

That Luang Lake SEZ is a new urban area in Vientiane designated as a special economic zone. Also referred to as That Luang Marsh Specific Economic Zone, the area of 365 hectares is expected to accommodate up to 300,000 people. The development is centred around a round ornamental lake, and there are plans to build a 100-metre high buddha statue by the lake....

Vientiane Capital Industrial and Trade Area (Under Ministry of Industry and Commerce). Located 22km from the city of Vientiane Capital, with 100 hectares of the area and the investment of  $43,000,000 from the government and a company from Taipei. The targetted investment projects are Industries like Textile, Electronic Parts, Retail Store, Trade Center, Training Center, School and Hospital. VITA Park...

Champasak SEZ was established in 2015. The zone covered 1,1152 hectares. Champasak province is the economic center of the southern region, fueled by expansion of the agricultural and service sectors. It consists of 4 sites, including: 1). Wangtao-Phonthong Economic Development Zone (developed by Lao private company). 2). Mahanathi Sithandone SEZ (developed by Chinese private company). 3). Pakse-Japan...

Thakheak Special Economic Zone (TSZ) was established in 2012 by the Lao government. “Thakheak” means “Visitor’s Landing”, was a hub for commercial routes of traders from Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia. The zone covered 1,035 hectares under a 75-year land lease agreement. Potential investment activities of the zone are cross border trade, logistic, Tourism and light manufacture....

Phoukhyo Special Economic Zone (PSEZ) was established in 2010 by a Lao private company. The zone covered 4,850 hectares under a 99-year land lease agreement. PSEZ is developing into a comprehensive industrial zone, new urban center and commercial areas....

Dongphosy Special Economic Zone (DEZ) was established in 2009 by a Malaysian developer namely Universal Pacific Company Limited. The zone covered 54 hectares under a 50-year land lease agreement. The zone shall be developed into trade and logistic Centre. Potential investment activities of the zone are logistics, warehousing, trading hub and other entertainment businesses....

Long Thanh-Vientiane Special Economic Zone (LVSEZ) was established in 2008 by a Vietnamese developer namely Vientiane Long Thanh Golf and Real Estate Co., Ltd. The zone covered 560 hectares under a 99-year land lease agreement. With the great access to city Centre, the zone shall be developed into new real estate village comprises with comprehensive facilities and services. It also hosts one of the best...

Thatluang Lake special economic zone (TLSEZ) was established in 2011 and is located in Centre of the Vientiane capital. The zone was developed by a private company from China namely Shanghai Wanfeng Real Estate Co.,Ltd. The zone shall be developed into modern city surrounded by green environment and is a combination between modern civilization and Laos historical culture. The zone covered over 365 hectares...