Vietnam opens garment unit in An Giang province with Dutch investment

02 Oct 22 1 min read

Vietnam recently opened a garment factory in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang with Dutch investment worth 253 billion VND ($10.6 million). The Spectre An Giang Garment Technologies Factory, whose construction started late last year, can produce 2 million products a year and create jobs for more than 1,200.

Spectre started its production in Vietnam more than 10 years ago with joint ventures in Thai Binh province, followed by Nam Dinh and An Giang. With several years of operational experience in Vietnam, the company considers the country a promising market, Danish ambassador to Vietnam Nicolai Prytz was quoted as saying by a news agency.

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He said Vietnam’s political stability and impressive socio-economic growth have made it easy for Spectre to expand its investment in the country.

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