Six South Korean firms obtain license for investment at Vietnam Dung Quat EZ

Nov 16th at 09:22
16-11-2017 09:22:06+07:00

Six South Korean firms obtain license for investment at Vietnam Dung Quat EZ

Six South Korean companies have been granted the license investment for their projects at the Dung Quat Economic Zone in the central province of Quang Ngai.

The investment license was handed over to Samshin Co., Yoobong Co., Wookang Co., Kwangjin Hanbit ENG and Nasan Electric Industries Co. by Quang Ngai chairman Tran Ngoc Cang during a ceremony on Tuesday.

The event was held as part of a working visit of Cang and the Dung Quat management board at the headquarters of Doosan Heavy Industries Vietnam.

The six newly-licensed projects, pning a total of 65,022 square meters, are collectively worth US$11.02 million.

At the same event, chairman Cang granted a certificate of merit to Doosan Heavy Industries Vietnam for their contribution to the local economy for more than the last decade.

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