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SOILBUILD INTERNATIONAL WINS “BEST INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT” AWARD FOR SPECTRUM NGHE AN AT THE PROPERTYGURU VIETNAM PROPERTY AWARDS 2025
Soilbuild International is pleased to announce that its project, Spectrum Nghe An, has been awarded Best Industrial Development at the PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards 2025, held on 24th of October 2025, in Ho Chi Minh City.
Spectrum Nghe An features ready-built factories ranging from 3,200 square metres to 14,000sq.m, developed in accordance with LEED green building standards within WHA Industrial Zone 2 Nghe An. Positioned strategically in north-central Vietnam, Spectrum Nghe An offers a competitive advantage for both domestic and international investors seeking to expand their industrial operations in the region. With Phase 1 ready for handover, the development demonstrates Soilbuild International’s consistent commitment to its project values, delivery standards, and execution excellence.

Spectrum Nghe An developed by Soilbuild International (Vietnam)
The PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards is part of the prestigious PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards series, the largest and most respected real estate awards programme in Asia. Established in 2005, the awards recognise excellence in property development, design, and innovation across more than a dozen markets.

Soilbuild International team members receiving the award on stage alongside a PropertyGuru judge.
Soilbuild International attended the Gala night where the company was formally recognised for its contribution to Vietnam’s industrial real estate landscape. The Best Industrial Development accolade for Spectrum Nghe An affirms Soilbuild International’s commitment to creating sustainable, high-quality industrial environments that support Vietnam’s continued economic growth.

Mr. Pham Duc Toan, Senior Project Manager of Soilbuild, received the award
“Our designs blend innovation with cultural sensitivity. Sustainability isn’t an option; it’s our responsibility and at the core of every design. Together, we’re shaping spaces that drive progress and purpose.”, said by Mr Pham Duc Toan, Senior Project Manager.
This recognition underscores Soilbuild International’s core values of excellence, integrity, and innovation, and reflects the company’s ongoing dedication to advancing industrial development standards across Vietnam and the broader region.
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