$1.2 billion invested in Tokyu Binh Duong project

Japan's Tokyu Corporation and Vietnam's Becamex IDC Corp. are scheduled to break ground on Tokyu Binh Duong urban area project in the southern province of Binh Duong on March 2.

The $1.2 billion project will consist of trade, service, entertainment and housing buildings, covering 714,524 square metres.

Tokyu Corporation is involved in such fields as tramcar service, urban construction, transportation, supermarket retail, hotel industry, culture and education.

Becamex IDC Corp focuses on infrastructure construction for industrial zones and urban areas, banking and finance, real estate, business, telecommunications, information technology, building materials, pharmaceuticals, health care and education.

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