The chairman of Bình Dương People's committee highly appreciated the contribution of South Korea's enterprises to the socio economic development of the province, adding that South Korea is Bình Dương's third-largest investor. Liêm also mentioned that by 2020, Bình Dương will have 14,000 hectares for its 33 industrial zones. The province will focus on luring hi-tech industries and sectors that are less labour intensive and more environmentally friendly. The province will keep on perfecting its environment of investment, the infrastructure system in the industrial zones in order to attract more investors. The chairman expected to receive feedback from investors so as to have prompt measures over their difficulties in business operation and investment progress.
Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Ha Jeong Su said that the Group currently operates in the field of textile and garments with the total yearly turnover of USD 1.8 billion. At present, Eins Vina CO,. LTD and K.J Vina CO,. LTD, the 2 affiliated companies of Sae-A Trading Group are effectively operating in Bình Dương. Ha Said besides its strength on trading textile and garments, the Group is planning to invest in the fields of electrical and electronics engineering with the targeted turnover of USD 3 billion.
Basing on Bình Dương province's orientation of investment attraction, South Korea-based Sae-A Trading Group expected to expand its business in Bình Dương and will submit its investment plan to the authorized sectors. Together with its business development, social welfare policies for labourers including supporting school fees and offering scholarships to the poor and needy employees have been maintained so far, said Ha Jeong Su.
Chairman of Bình Dương People's Committee highly evaluated Sae-A Trading Group for well implementing social welfare policies, expecting that the Group will keep on cooperating with the locality to have better care for labourers.
Mr. Trần Thanh Liêm, vice secretary of Bình Dương's Party Committee also chairman of Bình Dưong People's Committee (on the right) presenting souvenir to Mr. Ha Jeong Su, chairman of South Korea-based Sae-A Trading Group.