ty so bong da truc tuyen Phu Ha Industrial Park attracts many high technology enterprises

10:13 | 19/07/2018

With ty so bong da truc tuyen advantage of abundant labor force, low labor cost and ty so bong da truc tuyen convenient location of intersection IC9 to connect with Hanoi - Lao Cai expressway is completed in early 2017, Phu Ha industrial park has become an attractive destination for many investors in ty so bong da truc tuyen field of electronic production.


Mr. Tran Ngoc Anh - Deputy General Director of the Corporation cum Director of ty so bong da truc tuyen Real Estate Company and Mr. Kim Hak Jin - Director of Moda Innochips Company signed the land lease contract of Phu Ha Industrial Park

ty so bong da truc tuyen strong development of Korean enterprises in Phu Ha IP has helped Moda Innochips Co. believe in choosing this IP to build ty so bong da truc tuyen first factory in Vietnam. As a high-tech enterprise, ty so bong da truc tuyen main products of Moda Innochips are circuit board and telephone for big technology firms such as Samsung, LG, ... With ty so bong da truc tuyen factory scale is 5.1ha, total investment was over million, ty so bong da truc tuyen plant is expected to come into operation in ty so bong da truc tuyen first quarter of 2019. Up to now, Phu Ha IP has attracted 12 Korean companies and 2 Japanese companies with a total lease area of over 40 ha.


A picture of ty so bong da truc tuyen Moda Innochips Co.'s headquarter in Korea

Phu Ha IP - ty so bong da truc tuyen with a scale of 350ha, is located in Phu Tho province with the advantages such as near Ha Noi - Lao Cai expressway and IC 9 intersection, connect to Hai Phong - Hanoi - Lao Cai - Con Minh (China) economic corridor, near Ho Chi Minh City Road helping to shorten the travel time and the time for traders from the Industrial Park to the center of Hanoi and nearby industrial parks. PViglacera Phu Ha IP has been invested in building synchronous and complete infrastructure with available 50 ha of clean land, ready to welcome enterprises to build factories.

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