Posco expands steel plant in Dong Nai

Oct 15th at 12:44
15-10-2012 12:44:01+07:00

Posco expands steel plant in Dong Nai

Posco E&C Viet Nam last Thursday opened its expanded steel-making factory in Nhon Trach Industrial Zone, southern Dong Nai Province.

The expanded factory, covering an area of 132,000 square metres, was backed by a total investment of VND100 billion (US$4.72 million) for construction.

The company's steel products are exported for use in large construction projects such as Kallpa (in Chile) and Mega (in Brazil and Australia).

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