Hong Kong based Qtech is considering building a US$430 million factory in Vietnam’s Nghe An province, The Investor is reporting. If realised it would cover 10 to 15 hectares and produce eight million products a month. Notably the company is looking for tax, human resources, and administrative support from Nghe An’s provincial government.
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Hong Kong camera manufacturer considering factory in north-central Vietnam
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