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Seldat Vietnam expands in Binh Dinh with three strategic sites

21 Jul '25
4 min read
Seldat Vietnam expands in Binh Dinh with three strategic sites
Pic: Seldat Vietnam

Insights

  • Seldat Vietnam is expanding in Binh Dinh with three strategic sites, aiming to become a major garment hub.
  • With strong logistics, ready facilities, and flexible partnerships, it offers immediate and long-term growth.
  • Backed by favourable labour, tax deals, and reduced China dependence, Seldat is poised to lead Vietnam's textile manufacturing shift.

Seldat Vietnam is poised for significant growth with an ambitious expansion plan that aims to transform the garment manufacturing landscape in the region. With three strategically located sites in Binh Dinh Province, the company is ready to capitalize on evolving market dynamics and a burgeoning demand for textile production.

The vision behind Seldat Vietnam's expansion is rooted in a strategic approach developed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, the company operated a smaller, owned factory, benefiting from a skilled regional workforce and lower operational costs. As the business grew, a larger, temporary rented facility was added to boost production capacity. With a new expansion project underway on a 50-year leased land lot intended to house a factory employing 4,000 workers, Seldat Vietnam is set to create a robust manufacturing hub designed for scalability and efficiency.

“Now that the markets are stabilizing, and given the trend of garment manufacturers relocating from China to Southeast Asia, our project is gaining momentum,” said a company spokesperson. “We are capable of rapidly developing these facilities into fully operational sites. The existing smaller plants can immediately handle production, utilizing a combined workforce of up to 570 skilled workers.”

Strategic Logistics and Export Potential

The sites' proximity to key transport hubs — Phu Cat Airport, Quy Nhon Seaport, and Quy Nhon Railway Station — enhances logistical advantages for potential manufacturing partners. With Phu Cat Airport just 6 km away and Quy Nhon Seaport only 30 km from the factories, shipping and logistics become streamlined. Additionally, access to National Highway 1A ensures efficient overland transport, facilitating a smooth export process.

Logistical ease is pivotal for Seldat Vietnam's attractiveness to manufacturing partners looking to export goods internationally, especially with containers swiftly processed in Quy Nhon.

Immediate and Long-term Opportunities

The dual opportunity model offered by Seldat Vietnam is particularly compelling. The immediate revenue streams from the operational Sites 2 and 3 can offset the investments needed to complete a larger facility on Site 1, providing the necessary capital to gradually enhance operations. This model allows for a controlled scale-up of production and logistics in tandem with workforce development.

Operational readiness is a hallmark of the Seldat facilities, with Sites 1 and 2 already equipped with industrial sewing machines and all essential equipment in place. Seldat promises comprehensive support to incoming partners, helping them as they navigate site setup and ramp-up production.

A Flexible Approach to Partnership

Seldat Vietnam is open to various partnership structures, whether financial investment, outright acquisition, or joint ventures, and is ready to accommodate a hybrid approach based on interested parties’ needs. The projected financial returns are promising, with estimates indicating a 39% return in the first year alone, increasing to 45% by the tenth year.

"Binh Dinh presents a unique investment opportunity," noted the spokesperson. "With favorable labor availability, supportive local authorities, and a thriving garment industry, we are well-positioned for both immediate gains and long-term benefits."

Navigating Risks and Market Competitiveness

While Seldat Vietnam is optimistic about its role in the textile industry, it is cognizant of the competitive pressures from neighboring countries like India and Bangladesh. Recent agreements on tariffs between the US and Vietnam present a significant advantage for maintaining competitiveness, particularly in textile exports, a sector accounting for 16% of Vietnam’s total export turnover.

To mitigate risks stemming from supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions, Seldat Vietnam is focused on reducing reliance on materials sourced from China, acknowledging the vulnerability posed by potential industry and transit tariffs.

As the textile sector undergoes considerable growth, Seldat Vietnam stands ready to meet demand and fortify its position at the forefront of Vietnam's garment manufacturing revolution. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and a flexible partnership approach, Seldat Vietnam is conceptualizing a bright future for the textile industry in Binh Dinh Province.

Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.

ALCHEMPro News Desk (HU)

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