Dung Quat rakes in export revenue

Jan 18th at 13:07
18-01-2013 13:07:24+07:00

Dung Quat rakes in export revenue

Dung Quat Economic Zone in central Quang Ngai Province has earned US$350 million from exports last year.

The zone in 2012 offered certificates to six projects worth over VND4,200 billion ($201 million) and granted the investment license to five projects with a total registered capital of VND44,553 billion ($2.1 billion).

Total industry, commerce and service output in Dung Quat zone reached VND129.8 trillion ($6.2 billion) while State budget revenues received over VND16.6 trillion ($798 million) last year.

Cargo transport via the port was 13.8 million tonnes, equal to 107-184 per cent of the plan.

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