OMC firm longs to invest gas-fired power plant in Son My

04/12/2016, 08:38

According to president of the OMC Information & Research Company Preerapol Triyakasem , the OMC company was founded and rightfully operated under the law of the Kingdom of Thailand. It has been available in Vietnam for many years. The Company has so far given numerous supports and advice to foreign investors who wished to invest and start business in Vietnam, especially in the Central provinces. And the investment plan of “Son My 2 Gas-fired Power Plant” inside the Son My 1 Industrial park belongs to foreign investors that was introduced by the OMC company.

Vice chairman Pham Van Nam worked with representative of OMC Information & Research Company last Friday morning.

BTO- A delegates from OMC Information & Research Co., LTD visited and worked with leaders of Binh Thuan province on Friday morning (November 2nd). The working turned around the intention to invest a gas power plan in Son My commune, Ham Tan district.

Representative of the OMC company faithfully showed their aspiration for investment in the province at the meeting with the local leaders. Vice chairman of Binh Thuan provincial People’s Committee Pham Van Nam replied that the province would always encourage and support real competent investors. However, the Son My industrial zone has now had 2 other investors assigned by the Central Government. Therefore, it would take some time for both parties to propose the investment application to the Government for supplementing the planning.

My Thien (Source: Binh Thuan Online)


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