Friday, May 3, 2013

Multi-billion projects kindle hope for recovery TalkVietnam


A number multi-billion dollar projects have been approved to start in 2013.


Samsung have decided to expand its base in VietnamSamsung have decided to expand its base in Vietnam


Leading South Korean electronics giant LG is expected to invest in an electronics factory in Haiphong City this year with investment for the first stage amounting to USD300 million. There are also rumours that Samsung is planning to build a second hi-tech complex in Thai Nguyen Province worth USD1.2 billion.


Meanwhile, deputy director of Vung Ro Petroleum Company Nghiem Xuan Cai confirmed that the capital for Vung Ro Oil Refinery would be raised from USD1.7 billion to USD3.6 billion in May or June. “We’ll start the construction once we receive the permit and land,” Cai said.


Binh Dinh Province has also just approved a Russian-invested bus assembly project by Buscenter Met Company. The USD1 billion factory to manufacture and assemble bus spare parts will be constructed in Nhon Hoa Industrial Zone this year.


The capital of Nghi Son Oil Refinery, a joint Vietnam Oil and Gas Group, Kuwait Petroleum Group, Idemitsu Kosan Petroleum Group and Mitsui Chemical project has been raised from USD2.8 billion to USD9 billion in the first months of 2013.


Foreign investment has picked up this year, after a slow down in interest. In 2011, only two major projects were approved and in 2012 there was only one. Furthermore, many large capital projects had their permits revoked or were still unable to complete construction.


However, most of the new projects are primarily focused on manufacturing industry rather than real estate and hospitality as previously. Many projects have already started construction.





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http://talkvietnam.com/2013/05/multi-billion-projects-kindle-hope-for-recovery/






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