Vietnam’s Ca Mau Shipbuilding Industry Co. announced Thursday it plans to build a one-million-ton-per-year cement plant.
The plant, to be located at the Nam Can Industrial Park, was likely to require VND290 billion (US$17.8 million) for its first phase, the company, known as Vinashincamau, said.
The Ca Mau province-based firm inked the same day a VND900 billion deal to build four 12,500-ton cargo ships for the Southern Shipbuilding Investment and Development Company and the Can Tho Shipping Co. The vessels will be built by 2009.
The plant, to be located at the Nam Can Industrial Park, was likely to require VND290 billion (US$17.8 million) for its first phase, the company, known as Vinashincamau, said.
The Ca Mau province-based firm inked the same day a VND900 billion deal to build four 12,500-ton cargo ships for the Southern Shipbuilding Investment and Development Company and the Can Tho Shipping Co. The vessels will be built by 2009.