On April 6th 2019, DEEP C Industrial Zones were honored to receive the Golden Dragon Awards with the theme “New Prestige, New Opportunity”, the largest annual awards ceremony hosted by Vietnam Economic Times in recognition of FDI companies with outstanding business achievement and significant contribution made to their industry and Vietnam socio-economic development.
Echoing the message for environmental improvement, the leading industrial real estate developer DEEP C Industrial Zones have joined together with Directorate for Road of Vietnam, Road Management Bureau No. 1, National Traffic Safety Committee, Youth Union – Ministry of Transport and Cat Hai district People’s Committee for the kick-off of tree planting festival on 12 February 2019.
During a signing ceremony held on the 29th of November 2018 at the Belgian embassy in Tokyo, Tepco Power Grid (TEPCO) officially became a shareholder in DEEP C Green Energy (DCGE), a company established under the DEEP C Industrial Zones umbrella.
PHA Vietnam Company Limited, YMP Plus Company Limited, Dong Yang Vina Industry Company Limited and MiChang Vietnam Company Limited started construction of their plants in DEEP C 2A Industrial Zone in the northern port city of Hai Phong on Friday, November 23, 2018.
Deep C Industrial Zones in the northern port city of Haiphong are shaping up to become a next-generation eco-park equipped with state-of-art utilities meeting international standards.
After a long and arduous path, the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade agreement is ready to enter into force on December 30, 2018!
DEEP C Industrial Zones and partners are going to organize Haiphong Investment Seminar to share insights and update information in relation to investment opportunities and business potentials of the city with participation of experienced speakers in the field.
July 4, 2018, the ground-breaking ceremony of Pantra Vina Company was organized in DEEP C HP II Industrial Zone. The company comes from Korea is specialised in manufacturing and export of various rubber parts.
Interesting article published in the South China Morning Post on 13 July 2017. One in five American businesses in Shanghai indicated in a survey that they are redirecting investments planned for China to other destinations, such as Southeast Asia, amid higher costs, fiercer domestic competition and a shortage of skilled workers.