Viglacera named among top 10 best industrial real estate developers
Viglacera Corporation JSC, a leading real estate and building materials group in Vietnam, said it has been named in the top 10 best industrial real estate developers in 2022.
Hanoi (VNA) - Viglacera Corporation JSC, a leading real estate and building materials group in Vietnam, said it has been namedin the top 10 best industrial real estate developers in 2022.
The award was given to the firm at a recent ceremonyhonouring leading real estate companies in 2022-2023 organised by Reatimes – an online real estate magazine in Vietnam, and the Vietnam Institute of RealEstate Studies (VIRES) under the sponsorship of the Vietnam National RealEstate Association.
This is the second consecutive year Viglacera hasbeen awarded the title, affirming its firm position in industrial real estate.
It has attracted 300 domestic and foreignbusinesses, with total foreign investment amounting to over 16 billion USD,including capital from such big names as Samsung Electronics, Samsung Display,Amkor, Hyosung, Orion, Lock&Lock, BYD, Iljin Diamond and Foxconn.
With more than 20 years of experience, Viglacera hasinvested in 12 industrial park projects covering 4,000 hectares, of which 11are located in Vietnam and another in Cuba.
The corporation said it aims to become amultinational business, focusing on the two core areas of producingconstruction materials and developing real estate projects./.
Vietnam’s leading ceramic and tile producer Viglacera has set a target of posting 750 billion VND in pre-tax profit at its parent company this year and 1 trillion VND (43.27 million USD) in consolidated pre-tax profit, increases of 2 percent and 19 percent, respectively, against 2020.
Viglacera Corporation JSC, the largest real estate and building materials group in Vietnam, has developed 11 industrial parks in Vietnam and one economic zone in Cuba, attracting nearly 15 billion USD worth of foreign direct investment from more than 300 enterprises.
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