The certificate was granted by the Nghi Son Economic Zone Authority. The project will be located at Lot CN2-1 within the zone’s industrial park, a strategic industrial hub in north-central Vietnam offering strong infrastructure and logistical advantages, including proximity to recycled material sources.
In its first phase, the facility will recycle an estimated 17,000 tons of post-consumer PET bottles annually into high-quality, food-grade rPET resins. These will serve multinational beverage and packaging firms, supporting Vietnam’s transition to a circular economy. Operations are expected to begin in the first quarter of 2027.
Representatives from Stavian Recycling JSC and Anh Phat Investment Construction – Trading JSC during the Land-handover Agreement Signing Ceremony.
Land Handover Agreement Signing Ceremony between Stavian Recycling JSC and Anh Phat Investment Construction – Trading JSC
The plant will be equipped with advanced, energy- and water-efficient technologies that meet stringent global environmental and quality standards, including those set by leading FMCG brands in the United States and Europe.
On the same occasion, Stavian Recycling JSC signed a land handover agreement with Anh Phat Investment Construction – Trading JSC, a major developer of industrial infrastructure in the region. The site is located near key transportation routes, including just 6 km from the CT01 Expressway and 10 km from Nghi Son Deep-Sea Port, providing logistical advantages for both input and export operations.
Construction is set to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025, with contractor selection and detailed design work currently underway.
Aligned with ESG principles and Vietnam’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policy, the project is expected to deliver long-term environmental, social, and economic benefits. Environmentally, the facility will process hundreds of millions of plastic bottles annually, potentially reducing over 30,000 tons of CO₂ equivalent emissions per year compared to virgin plastics. Socially, it will create both direct and indirect employment and foster community awareness about plastic waste. Economically, it will provide locally sourced, high-quality rPET resins to leading domestic and regional brands, boosting green exports and enhancing Vietnam’s sustainable materials industry.
“This marks a significant milestone in our commitment to building a modern, integrated, and sustainable recycling facility in Vietnam,” said Tony Dinh Duc Thang, Chairman and CEO of Stavian Group. “This project reflects our long-term pledge to support green growth, promote the circular economy, and help the nation achieve its Net Zero goals.”
As part of Stavian Group, a multinational corporation active in industrial manufacturing, technology, and global trade, the recycling complex is part of a broader strategy to integrate sustainability across all operations. The project highlights Stavian’s role in leading the transformation of Vietnam’s plastics industry and advancing the country’s Net Zero target by 2050.
