BIDV, BacABank provide $147 million credit for cement project

Aug 15th at 14:28
15-08-2015 14:28:57+07:00

BIDV, BacABank provide $147 million credit for cement project

The Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) and Bac A Bank signed a VND3.1 trillion ($147 million) credit agreement on August 13 with the Tan Thang Cement Joint Stock Company to build a cement plant.

 

The credit has a maximum term of 12 years.

The Tan Thang cement project, with total investment capital of more than VND4.5 trillion ($204 million), will be built in Quynh Luu District in central Nghe An Province. It is one of few localities in Viet Nam that have huge reserves of mineral resources to produce cement.

The plant is designed to have a capacity of 1.98 million tonnes of cement per year.

Around 30 per cent of its products will be exported.

The plant, a key project in the province, is part of the cement industry's development planning to 2020 and orientation to 2030, approved by the Prime Minister in 2011.

Its production line will come from leading cement equipment manufacturers such as Bedeschi (Italy), ThyssenKrupp (Germany), Loesche (Germany), Haver & BOECKER (Germany) and ABB (Switzerland).

Estimated consumption of cement this year will be 72-74 million tonnes, up from 1.5 per cent to 2 per cent compared to 2014, according to the Ministry of Construction. Domestic consumption is expected to be about 53-54 million tonnes and exports 9-20 million tonnes.

In the first six months of 2015, cement production was estimated at 34.16 million tonnes, an increase of 6 per cent compared to the same period of 2014.

Domestic consumption stood at 25.97 million tonnes, up 5 per cent, while exports totaled an estimated 8.19 million tonnes, up 7.7 per cent compared to the same period last year.

bizhub



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Vietnam seen devaluing further after busting limit of 2% decline

Vietnam’s central bank looks set to devalue the dong again after busting through its goal of limiting depreciation to 2 percent this year as China’s yuan weakened.

Greenback and gold prices soar in local market

The greenback rates soared in the flea market and touched a new ceiling price in commercial banks on August 13 as China devalued its currency for the third time in...

Japanese SMEs get VN backing

A two-step loan agreement was signed in Ha Noi yesterday to finance a project for Japanese small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) in southern Dong Nai Province's Nhon...

Credit growth on target to hit 15-17%

Credit growth by August 10 reached 8.3 per cent compared to December last year, much higher than during the same period last year, said director of the State Bank...

Vietinbank lends $60 million to Nghe An hydropower project

The Vietnam Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank) on August 11 signed a credit agreement with Za Hung Joint Stock Company for the construction of the Nhan Hac...

State Bank responds to yuan devaluation

Viet Nam's central bank yesterday widened the dong's trading band in a move to minimise the negative impact of China's currency devaluations.

IIB to provide loans to SMEs

The central city and the International Investment Bank (IIB) will boost co-operation and development to support the city's Small-and Medium-Sized Enterprises...

Visa seeks to reassure VN consumers about shopping online

Card company Visa has launched a campaign to help educate Vietnamese consumers, many of whom remain worried about security, in shopping online smartly.

HCM City lenders' bad credit rate inches down

Non-performing loans (NPLs) of HCM City-based credit institutions by the end of last month stood at VND62.2 trillion (US$2.86 billion), equal to 5.49 per cent of...

Firms pleased with tax administration reforms

More than 70 per cent of businesses expressed their satisfaction with the reforms in tax administration in 2014, said Dau Anh Tuan, head of Viet Nam Chamber of...

Bank stocks

Insurance stocks


MOST READ


Back To Top