Japanese investors pour fund in Da Nang projects
Yamato Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company from Japan plans to build a factory in Da Nang Hi-Tech Park providing sewing machines, spare parts and accessories as well as automotive equipment in sewing industry.
Three Japanese investors agreed to invest nearly 140 million USD in hi-tech industry and tourism projects in Da Nang. (Photo: VNA)Da Nang (VNA) - Yamato Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company from Japan plans to build a factory in Da Nang Hi-Tech Park providing sewing machines, spare parts and accessories as well as automotive equipment in sewing industry.
The city’s Investment Promotion Agency (IPA) confirmed that the firm is the third Japanese investor at the park.
It said Yamato will soon commence construction of the project on 2.85ha with total investment of 28 million USD.
Yamato has had representative offices in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City from 2007.
The 1,010-ha park in Haa Vang district, 20km west of the city, attracted six projects valued at 180 million USD from two Japanese and four domestic investors between 2012-16.
According to the IPA, two Japanese companies – Mikazuki and Katsuura – will start construction of a complex of hotel, entertainment and beach resort on 24.5ha in Lien Chieu district with total capital of 110 million USD next year.
Japan is the second largest investor in Da Nang with 134 projects worth 598 million USD.-VNA
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