Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was listening to the VSIP project's information on the occasion of the groundbreaking ceremony in September, 2013 (photo: Baoquangngai)
Some investors affirmed to invest in VSIP Quang Ngai zone and are developing investment formalities for the license in 2015 that is expected to create new opportunities for provincial investment promotion.
So far, VSIP Quang Ngai has totally lured 10 projects during its one-year period of construction. The investors come from 6 countries in the world with a total investment capital of nearly 200 million USD.
They are URC Central Co of the Philippines, known for its Jack & Jill brand of potato chips, Liwayway (Philippines), Riches (Vietnam) Footwear Co of the Kingmaker Footwear group, a Hong Kong stock exchange-listed company, Wing Fung Shing, New Manson (Hong Kong), Boiler Master (Singapore),Hebei Xindadong Textiles Co of China, MDC Sourcing (Korea) and Vietnam. Their products are chiefly confectionary, garment, food, textile, soft drinks, and boilers.
The work of land acquisition almost completes in VSIP zone, the investor has been pushing up land embankment and construction infrastructure construction works, such as waste water released system, fire control station, VSIP office.
The Integrated Township & Industrial Park VSIP Quang Ngai (VSIP-QuangNgai) was licensed on April 23, 2012 with a total area of 1,226 hectares in Son Tinh district Quang Ngai province, which was put in to operation in 2013.
The project’s first stage capital is said to be 125.3 million USD.
VSIP Quang Ngai is highly valued by almost investors because of its convenient position in the central region of Vietnam, near by expressway, highway, railway, airway, and especially deep seaport in Dung Quat Economic Zone.
Besides, it locates in the middle between two leading economic zones of Chu Lai Open Economy (Quang Nam province) and Dung Quat Economic Zone (Quang Ngai province) that will create great opportunities for investors in VSIP-Quang Ngai.
Minh Chau
Đăng ký: VietNam News