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TUAN LE AWARDED REGENT TEXTILE VIETNAM PROJECT BY CRYSTAL INTERNATIONAL GROUP
Crystal International Group has officially appointed TUAN LE Construction as the main contractor for the Regent Textile Vietnam Project, a landmark industrial development located in the Cam Khe Industrial Cluster, Phu Tho Province, Vietnam.
With a total investment of approximately USD 180 million and a site area exceeding 16 hectares, the project is developed as a modern integrated textile manufacturing complex featuring advanced production technologies and international operational standards.
Under this partnership, TUAN LE Construction will deliver the project’s infrastructure and factory facilities with a strong commitment to quality, safety, efficiency, and on-time execution.
The Regent Textile Vietnam Project represents a significant step in Crystal International Group’s expansion strategy in Vietnam while contributing to industrial growth, export capacity enhancement, and employment opportunities within Phu Tho Province.
This collaboration further reinforces TUAN LE Construction’s position as a trusted construction partner for leading global corporations investing in Vietnam.





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