HCM City grants licence for Onehub

Sep 27th at 14:10
27-09-2014 14:10:30+07:00

HCM City grants licence for Onehub

The municipal People's Committee has granted a licence to the Ascendas Sai Gon Bund Company for the construction of the Onehub Sai Gon complex in the city's high-tech zone.

The US$130-million project will provide a living and work environment for businesses and labourers in the zone.

The investor company is a joint venture between Singapore's Ascendas Land Viet Nam Company and Britain's Sai Gon Bund Capital Partners Company.

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