In 2024, the Mai Son Industrial Park received investment approvals for three projects, including an instant cereal and dried fruit processing plant; the BHL Son La modified starch processing factory; and the Mavin Mai Son complex for animal feed production and agricultural product processing.

Since the beginning of the year, the Mai Son IP Management Board has actively engaged with potential investors, supporting site surveys and investment exploration. It has also accelerated administrative reform, enhanced transparency in planning and policies, and frequently organised meetings and dialogues to resolve difficulties.

The focus has been on selectively attracting projects that prioritise modern, eco-friendly technologies, export potential, and significant contributions to the local budget.

During his inspection trip and working session with relevant units, the provincial Party leader instructed the Mai Son IP Management Board and district authorities to closely coordinate with departments and sectors to supervise and expedite project implementation. He emphasised strict compliance with investment and construction laws, adherence to project schedules, construction quality, safety standards, fire prevention, and environmental protection.

In addition, he directed faster site clearance and handover of infrastructure facilities such as electricity, drainage, and wastewater treatment systems, to ensure the efficient operation of the projects.