Saigon Invest Group, one of the leading domestic private firms in
Vietnam, has had its investment certificate revoked for the Saigon-Binh Dinh
Pulp factory in south central Binh Dinh province.
Huynh Thi Thanh Thuy, deputy
director of Binh Dinh Provincial Department of Planning and Investment, said
that Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee had recently revoked the
investment certificate as it doubted the developer’s financial ability. Thuy
said that the investment certificate was withdrawn as the construction had made
scant progress.
Saigon Invest Group received the
investment certificate for developing the pulp factory in April 2008 on a 100
hectare site in Phu Cat district, with the registered total investment capital
of VND8.8 trillion ($419 million). According to its design, the factory would
produce 280,000 tonnes of pulp per year.
Thuy said the local authorities
tried hard to support the large-scale project because it could make great
contributions to the local economy and pave way for other investors. However,
the province did not want the group to delay the project construction too long
as it impacted the local investment climate.
“We are still calling for other
potential and interested investors to replace Saigon Invest Group to develop
the project,” added Thuy. Saigon Invest Group is operating in many fields
including property, banking-finance, industrial parks, power, mining and
telecom.
According to the Ministry of
Industry and Trade, in 2012 Vietnam’s total demand for paper was estimated at
around 2.9 million tonnes but the nation had to import around 1.23 million
tonnes. The nation’s demand for pulp was estimated at about 575,000 tonnes
while domestic producers’ output reached 480,000 tonnes.
Nguyen Chung | vir.com.vn
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