An Viet Hoa Binh JSC, the infrastructure investor of Yen Quang Industrial Park (IP), has held a ceremony to present investment registration licenses to four enterprises. The event was attended by Vice Chairman of the Hoa Binh provincial People’s Committee Quach Tat Liem, along with leaders from various departments, agencies, and local units.

 


Leaders of the Industrial Park Authority ofHoa Binh presents investment registration certificates to four companies investing in Yen Quang Industrial Park.

An Viet Hoa Binh JSC is developing the Yen Quang IP infrastructure project, covering 180.62 ha with an investment of over 1.6 trillion VND (63.3 million USD). The IP is expected to become an attractive and trustworthy destination for secondary investors, thereby contributing to the local budget, creating over 8,000 jobs, and supporting economic restructuring in the province.

In 2024, the company invested resources in developing environmentally sustainable infrastructure, including a concentrated wastewater treatment facility using advaced technology. To date, four secondary investors have been granted investment registration certificates, and eight others have signed memoranda of understanding for land leasing.

Speaking at the ceremony, Vice Chairman Quach Tat Liem recognised that Yen Quang IP possesses many important advantages to attract investment, harness high-value logistics supply chains, and develop into a key industrial park.

The park's competitive edges will continue to grow as Hoa Lac - Hoa Binh Expressway is further expanded. Along with these opportunities, there are challenges for both the park investor and secondary investors in Yen Quang IP, he added.

He urged the infrastructure investor of Yen Quang IP to continue focusing on human resources, materials, and finances to accelerate the progress of infrastructure development in the next investment phase, in line with sustainable development goals.

The Vice Chairman pledged cooperation with businesses. He also requested relevant agencies, units, and localities to continue their attention, coordination, and support in addressing any obstacles to ensure the smooth and effective implementation of the Yen Quang IP project.

 


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