Dong Nai: regional logistics centre starts working
Japan’s integrated Sankyu Logistics centre in the southern province of
Dong Nai was inaugurated on May 26 at Nhon Trach 3 industrial park, Nhon
Trach district.
Japan’s integrated Sankyu Logistics centre in the southern province of
Dong Nai was inaugurated on May 26 at Nhon Trach 3 industrial park, Nhon
Trach district.
Covering an area of 20,000 square metres and built with an investment capital of over 12 million USD, the centre will provide repository management and trading services.
According to the Sankuy Group, the logistics markets in Vietnam and the Southeast Asian region boast great potential, and Dong Nai’s stable investment climate makes it an ideal base for the group.
The centre’s operation will help create many jobs for local workers, and develop the province’s service industry.
Sankuy Group has a history of nearly 100 years working in logistics, machinart maintenance and professional training. The group entered Vietnam in 2007.
Dong Nai is home to 185 Japanese-invested projects, with a total registered investment worth over 3.4 billion USD. Japan is the third biggest investor out of 40 countries and territories pouring money into the province.-VNA
Covering an area of 20,000 square metres and built with an investment capital of over 12 million USD, the centre will provide repository management and trading services.
According to the Sankuy Group, the logistics markets in Vietnam and the Southeast Asian region boast great potential, and Dong Nai’s stable investment climate makes it an ideal base for the group.
The centre’s operation will help create many jobs for local workers, and develop the province’s service industry.
Sankuy Group has a history of nearly 100 years working in logistics, machinart maintenance and professional training. The group entered Vietnam in 2007.
Dong Nai is home to 185 Japanese-invested projects, with a total registered investment worth over 3.4 billion USD. Japan is the third biggest investor out of 40 countries and territories pouring money into the province.-VNA
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