HK textile firm invests $136m in Long An

Apr 23rd at 13:32
23-04-2014 13:32:52+07:00

HK textile firm invests $136m in Long An

The Long An Provincial People's Committee has approved in principle Huafa Company (Hong Kong) last week to invest in a coloured spinning plant (including cotton dyeing, spinning) in Thuan Dao Extension Industrial Zone (Long Dinh commune, Can Duoc District).

The plant, which covers 20ha, has total investment capital of US$136 million.

This project aims to build a cotton dying and coloured spinning plant to produce high quality fibre to meet domestic and export demand.

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