In Thanh Cao Commune, Hanh Dat Company Limited has just held the Inaugurating Ceremony of Long Hung Manufactuaring, Trading and Service Wood Factory. There was the attendance of Mr. Quach Tat Liem, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee.
Mr. Quach Tat Liem, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and delegates were cutting the ribbon to inaugurate Long Hung Manufacturing, Trading and Service Wood Factory in Thanh Cao Commune, Luong Son District.
Long Hung Long Hung Manufacturing, Trading and Service Wood Factory produces multi-layer plywood with a design capacity of 90,000m3 a year and a total investment of over 200 billion VND, which is invested by Hanh Dat Company Limited - a member of Long Hung Wood Corporation. The factory has been built on nearly 4 hectares, of which the factory construction area is 2 hectares. After being put into operation, the project is expected to create jobs for over 400 employees.
After more than one year of construction, the investor has completed the factory's construction and put it into operation, ensuring progress and quality. The factory promises to make a positive contribution to increasing the province's production and export value, creating more jobs, increasing revenue for the state budget, and contributing to promoting the local socio-economic development.
Making the speech at the ceremony, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Mr. Quach Tat Liem congratulated Hanh Dat Company Limited for constructing the factory and putting it into operation ensuring the progress and quality; affirming that the authorities at all levels always accompany and create the best conditions for the factory to operate and develop sustainably. He requested the company to fully comply with the provisions of the law on the labor safety, environmental protection, fire prevention and fighting, etc. It is necessary to continue researching and diversifying the products according to the customers’ tastes; strengthening the trade promotion, the market development; determining the form of the association, ensuring the harmony of interests and rights of farmers and businesses; contributing to ensuring the social security in the area.
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