Amata aims $20b at park development - Economy

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April, 04 2012 10:36:16

Amata aims $20b at park development

DONG NAI — Thailand's leading developer of industrial park facilities Amata Corp, alongside fellow investors, plans to pump a massive US$20 billion into an integrated industrial estate in Long Thanh Commune, Dong Nai Province.

The Amata Express City will cover 1,300ha close to the new Long Thanh international airport in HCM City and Dong Nai River.

The project would include a 760ha urban area next to the river, a 420ha high-tech industrial area and another 105ha urban site, said General Director of Amata Viet Nam Huynh Ngoc Phien.

With design complete, construction is scheduled to commence early next year, first phase development expected to finish by 2015.-VNS

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