SPG Invest wants to pour investment into industrial park in Can Tho
Australia-based SPG Invest wants to pour investment into an industrial park in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho to help its customers set up plants in the locality.
At the working session between SPG Invest and Can Tho officials (Photo: VNA)
Can Tho (VNA) – Australia-based SPG Investwants to pour investment into an industrial park in the Mekong Delta city of CanTho to help its customers set up plants in the locality.
This was stated by Simon Wong, Director of SPG LandReal Estate Development Ltd., Co. under SPG Invest, during a meeting withrepresentatives of the municipal People’s Committee on July 17.
Founded in 1998, SPG Invest (SPG) is an internationalreal estate group dedicated to investing in high-end real estate, premiumhospitality, urban infrastructure as well as smart technology for smart cities.
By 2025, SPG aims to build a chain of modern industrialparks in Vietnam’s northeastern region, Ho Chi Minh City and adjacent provincesin the Mekong Delta region, Simon Wong said.
The group will also focus on such areas as monitoringand forecasting, specialised smart devices, data solutions and informationnetwork, he said, adding that Can Tho has strength in these spheres.
Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee Truong QuangHoai Nam welcomed SPG’s investment plan, pledging that Can Tho will create all possibleconditions for investors to operate in the locality./.
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At the working session between SPG Invest and Can Tho officials (Photo: VNA) 
