The real estate conglomerate Vingroup plans to build a trade complex in Ha Giang city, the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang, stated Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Tran Manh Loi.
Vinhomes Metropolis invested by Vingroup - Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Ha Giang (VNA) - The real estate conglomerate Vingroup plans to build a trade complex in Ha Giang city, the northern mouဣntainous province of Ha Giang, stated Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Tran Manh Loi.
Construction on the complex will begin in late September.
The complex will include a five-storey trade centre, a Vinmart supermarket, a Vinpro electronics store, an amusement zone, and commercial buildings, when it is put into use in late 2017.
It will create jobs for local labourers and contribute to the budget of the province.
Founded in Ukraine in 1993 under the name of Technocom, Vingroup has become Vietnam’s leading private sector real estate company. It comprises such subsidiaries as Vincom for high-end shopping centres, Vinhomes for residential properties, Vinpearl for tourism and recreational facilities and Vimec for hospitals.
The firm was twice named the winner of the “Best Developer Vietnam” category at the annual South East Asia Property Awards in 2013 and 2014. Recently, together with Vinamilk, Vietcombank, FPT Corporation and Petrovietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation, the group made it into the Nikkei Asian Review’s Asia 300 list, which names Asia’s most dynamic companies.
Last year, Vingroup opened 10 shopping malls across the country and the ambitious company plans to make nearly 50 trading centres operational in 2016, aiming to nudge international-standard products and services, as well as modern consumption, ever closer to Vietnamese people.-VNA
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Vinhomes Metropolis invested by Vingroup - Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
