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AMATA TO LAUNCH THREE PROJECTS IN DONG NAI
Meanwhile, a high-tech industrial park project and an urban development project, spreading over 410 hectares and 122 hectares respectively, will be developed by Amata's affiliates in Tam An and An Phuoc communes in Long Thanh district.
Dong Nai's People's Committee has established a steering committee to help the investors in getting land clearance and giving compensation. The investors are now working with the Long Thanh's People's Committee to measure the land and hire consultants to develop planning documents for the three projects.
Amata also plans to develop a large-scale high-tech industrial park in the northern Quang Ninh province and a township complex in the southern Binh Dinh province.
In September 2014, Amata signed an agreement with the Dong Nai People's Committee to implement a USD$530-million high-tech industrial zone and urban development project in Long Thanh district.
Amata also plans to develop a large-scale high-tech industrial park in Quang Ninh and a township complex in Binh Dinh, following the successful operation of its first Amata City Bien Hoa industrial park in Viet Nam, which houses multinational corporations and employs 33,000 workers.
Source: VIR
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