BUSINESS
One more FDI enterprise in Binh Dinh Province
16:43', 13/2/ 2007 (GMT+7)

Nhon Hoi Economic Zone Management Board has just granted investment licence for Hong Yeung International Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong) to carry out its USD34-million project of building and leasing infrastructure of 430-ha B-section in Nhon Hoi EZ. The project is going to be started in March 2007; After the first stage, the ready-built 180-ha infrastructure will be put out to lease in January 2010. The project will expectedly be over by 2011.

Hong Yeung Vietnam Co., Ltd. whose headquarter is based at Nhon Hoi EZ is established to implement the project. It is the second FDI enterprise that is granted investment licence by Binh Dinh Province in 2007.

  • Reported by B.N
  • Translated by To Uyen
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