A US$65.5 million freeze dried coffee plant of Tata Coffee Viet Nam Company Limited, a member of India’s Tata Group, in the southern province of Binh Duong went operational on Wednesday afternoon after 19 months of construction.
The Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development of Viet Nam (Agribank) and Tata International Viet Nam on Wednesday signed a cooperation agreement on supporting farmers to purchase equipment via Agribank’s financial services.
Viet Nam always treasures and encourages foreign investors, including those from India, to invest and do business in the country, President Tran Dai Quang told Indronil Sengupta, Chief Executive – Vietnam at Tata Sons.
There is great potential for co-operation between Viet Nam and India, especially in renewable energy, a business interaction between the two countries heard in HCM City on December 19.
Southern Binh Phuoc Province announced on November 17 it has approved an investment plan for a US$54 million solar power plant project funded by Indian Tata Power Company.
Tata Coffee Vietnam, a member of India’s Tata Coffee Limited, began construction of a freeze-dried coffee plant at VSIP II Industrial Park in Binh Duong''s Bac Tan Uyen District.
Authorities of the Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang on Monday received a delegation from Tata International Vietnam Company Limited to discuss agricultural investment in the province.
The Vietnamese government continues to perfect the legal framework and policies to a favourable business climate for foreign investors, which are regarded as one of the most important parts of the nation’s economy.
Seven companies from Indian group Tata Sons plan to focus on Viet Nam and
Myanmar as key markets, reported The Economic Times and International
Business Times.
The US has become Viet Nam''s leading trade and investment partner, which
has been reflected through impressive trade values between the two
countries over recent years.