Vietnam-Japan joint venture ships 31,500 tonnes of cement to US
The Vietnam-Japan joint venture Nghi Son Cement Corporation (NSCC) said it has exported 31,500 tonnes of cement to the US, its first batch to the market.
Illustrative image (Photo: Nghi Son Cement Corporation)The shipment is considered a good sign given the gloomy situation facing the construction sector.
Experts said that between mid-April 2022 and now, Vietnam’s quiet construction situation has directly affected the sales of the building material market. In addition, the country’s cement exports have also plunged to record lows in many years.
The joint venture between the Vietnam Cement Corporation (Vicem) and two Japanese multinational corporations, namely Taiheiyo Cement (TCC) and Mitsubishi Materials (MMC), was established in 1995./.
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