Dinh An EZ attracts 7 investment projects
05/02/2012 08:08 pm
News/Tra Vinh - The Tra Vinh
provincial People’s Committee granted licences to the Ha Long Investment
Group in January for three projects worth a total of VND24.5 trillion
in the Dinh An Economic Zone (EZ).
The projects include the Ngu Lac Industrial Zone, Duyen Hai urban residential area and Dan Thanh resettlement area covering more than 1,500 hectares.
Dinh An EZ has so far granted licenses to five investors for seven projects worth a total of VND116 trillion.
Four projects are now being implemented: the Tra Cu-Tra Vinh port, residential area infrastructure and seafood processing services, the Tra Vinh canal and Duyen Hai Thermo-electricity centre.
Tra Vinh province also approved investment plans and signed a memorandum of understanding for nine projects with VND111.8 trillion in registered capital on more than 4,700 hectares.
Source: VNA
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