Japan is now the province''s third largest foreign investor with 12 projects valued at $2.39 billion, accounting for 17.21 per cent of the total investment capital registered in the locality.
The newly-established company has an initial capital investment of VND12.3 billion (US$540,000), with G.K World Business Investment and CIENCO4 each holding 49.67 per cent of its shares.
Viet Nam has called for stronger investment from Japan, including in medium- and small-sized enterprises in tourism, education and trade as the country eyes growth in the ‘green’ industry.
The real estate market of Viet Nam is seeing a strong wave of investment from Japan, Nguyen Xuan Huong, general director of TMS Homes – a affiliate of TMS Group spoke with Vietnam News News Agency in an interview ahead...
A seminar was held in Tokyo on Tuesday to attract investment to the northern province of Vinh Phuc, which witnessed the participation of more than 120 large firms.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment is to complete structuring laws
and policies to attract Japanese investment in six prioritised sectors
by 2015.