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Foreign investors dive into LNG projects in Vietnam
10-06-2019 13:47
The race in developing liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants has been heating up as new heavyweight players enter the segment.
Japan invests in Binh Dinh
15-02-2017 09:14
The People’s Committee of the central Binh Dinh Province licensed an investment certificate to Japan-based Marubeni Lumber Co Ltd to invest in a project worth US$5 million during a ceremony held on February 13.
Marubeni and KEPCO a step closer to first-of-its-kind power plant in Vietnam
08-11-2016 18:45
The consortium of Japanese company Marubeni Corporation and Korea Electric Power Corporation (Kepco) today signed the investment agreement for Nghi Son 2 thermal power plant in the central province of Thanh Hoa.
Construction starts at Nghi Son 2 coal-fired power plant
18-09-2015 16:00
The consortium of Japan’s Marubeni Corporation and Korea’s Korea Electric Company started the construction of the Nghi Son 2 coal fired power plant after two years received build-operate-transfer contract with the total investment capital of $2.3 billion.
Japanese trader Marubeni opens affiliate in HCMC
08-12-2011 10:35
Japan-based Marubeni Corporation on December 6 announced the establishment of Marubeni Vietnam Company Limited in Ho Chi Minh City.
Japan invests in farm produce in Dong Nai
22-07-2011 14:04
The Dong Nai Food Industry Corporation (Dofico) and Japan’s Marubeni Corporation have signed a strategic agreement on farm produce cooperation.
BP announces sale of Mexican Gulf assets to Japanese group
25-10-2010 17:25
BP is selling its interests in four Gulf of Mexico deepwater fields to Marubeni Oil and Gas of Japan for $650 million just months after acquiring them, the British group said on Monday.
Eye-catching plans capture imagination
29-08-2010 10:04
Foreign and domestic enterprises are showing great interest in Quang Ngai province. Japan’s Marubeni Group and Vietracimex underscored the potential by recently agreeing they wanted to invest in the province’s seaport, paper and property sectors.
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