TMS Group will organise a series of investment promotion events in Japan at the beginning of April to look for potential partners in the fields of real estate, health and high-tech agriculture.
The design of TMS Hotel Quy Nhon Beach project (Photo courtesy of TMS Group)
Hanoi (VNA) - TMS Group willorganise a series of investment promotion events in Japan at the beginning ofApril to look for potential partners in the fields of real estate, health andhigh-tech agriculture.
Specifically, TMS Group will hold investment promotion conferences in Tokyo,Osaka and Fukuoka on April 8, 9 and 10, respectively.
Within the framework of the event, TMS Group will provide guests with usefulinformation about the investment environment as well as new investment trendsin the fields of real estate, health, education and agriculture in Vietnam.
In addition, TMS will introduce some typical real estate projects that thegroup is implementing in Vietnam such as TMS World Binh Thuan in Binh Thuan province,TMS World Quang Binh in Quang Binh province, TMS World Thai Nguyen in ThaiNguyen province, TMS Metropolis Bac Giang in Bac Giang province or TMS GreenDiamond in Vinh Phuc province.
These are real estate projects with prime locations of land with greatpotential for tourism, attracting the attention of many domestic andinternational corporations.
Nguyen Xuan Phuong, CEO of TMS Homes, a member of TMS Group, said through theseupcoming conferences, TMS Group hoped to find Japanese partners who can cooperatein deploying potential projects in key areas that the group will focus oninvesting in the future. The forms of investment are various, from capitalcontribution to joint ventures to implement projects or buy and sell, transferprojects.
Established in 2004, TMS Group started with supplying human resources, mainlyfor Japanese partners. Currently, TMS Group is a multidisciplinary economicgroup with a number of subsidiaries and representative offices in Vietnam andin some countries in the region such as Australia and Japan. — VNA
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The design of TMS Hotel Quy Nhon Beach project (Photo courtesy of TMS Group) 
