Recently, the leaders of Phu Tho province met with Ms. Somhatai Panichewa, CEO of Amata (Thailand), to discuss the group’s investment plans in the province in the coming time.
Ms. Somhatai Panichewa shared that Amata Group, established in 1989, is a leading industrial city developer in Thailand and worldwide. The group comprises 40 subsidiary companies and branches.
Currently, Amata Group boasts nine integrated industrial park projects spanning over 10,000 ha and hosts more than 1,400 multinational partners. Annually, these projects generate 300,000 jobs and contribute $56 billion to the GDP of their host nations.
With nearly 30 years of experience in Vietnam, Amata Group has focused on industrial real estate investment. They are developing over 2,500 ha of land across various projects, including Amata Bien Hoa (700 ha), Long Thanh (1,265 ha), and Ha Long 4 (over 700 ha).
Amata Group is developing the Amata Bien Hoa project on 700 ha of land.
Amata Group plans to invest in an industrial park in Doan Hung, aiming to develop it into a smart city model by 2025-2030. The first phase will utilize 300-500 ha of land in Tay Coc, Doan Hung, focusing on attracting investments in the automotive industry and its supporting sectors, as well as high-tech and clean energy industries using renewable energy sources.
During the meeting, the leaders of Phu Tho province committed to creating a favorable and expeditious investment environment for Amata Group. They assured the group of their support in obtaining investment approval and providing the necessary investment registration certificates.
Additionally, the province pledged to work closely with the group to promptly address any challenges or obstacles that may arise during the implementation, operation, and promotion of the projects. They will also collaborate with Amata Group in attracting secondary investment projects.
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