Viglacera

Viglacera and Kaisheng Group signed an agreement to establish Yen Phong Ultra-Clear Glass Co., Ltd. to develop an ultra-clear laminated glass factory with a daily capacity of 650 tonnes in Yen Phong Industrial Zone, Bac Ninh province. Construction is expected to start in Q3 2018 and finish by 2020.

The Ministry of Construction of Vietnam plans to divest 80.57 million shares, representing 17.97% of Viglacera's charter capital, through the Hanoi Stock Exchange within two months.

Phu My Ultra Clear Float Glass Co., Ltd. signed a contract with Kaisheng Group to build an ultra-clear glass factory in Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Vietnam, with an investment of VND2.42 trillion ($106.4 million). The factory will have a daily capacity of 600 tonnes and is expected to start pilot operation in Q2 2019.

Viglacera Corporation began construction of a 110kV transformer station and a wastewater treatment plant at Đồng Văn IV Industrial Park in Hà Nam, Vietnam. The wastewater plant has an investment of VND 24 billion ($1.05 million) and initial capacity of 2,000 m³/day.

Phu My Ultra White Float Glass Co., Ltd. broke ground on a float glass plant in Phu My II Industrial Park, Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Vietnam. The plant will have a capacity of 600 tons per day in phase 1, with total investment of over VND 2,423 billion. It is a joint venture between Viglacera, CTIEC (China) and IDICO.

Phu My Ultra Clear Float Glass Co., Ltd started construction of a $110 million ultra-clear float glass production facility in Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Vietnam. Phase I is expected to be completed by 2018, with a daily capacity of 6,000 tonnes.

Vietnam Glass and Ceramics for Construction Corporation (Viglacera) plans to set up a joint venture in Cuba for ceramic and porcelain tiles with chartered capital of nearly $40 million and total investment of about $61.8 million. The venture will renovate two factories and invest in new production lines.

Viglacera plans to set up a joint venture in Cuba for ceramic and porcelain tiles with chartered capital of nearly $40 million and total investment of about $61.8 million. The venture will renovate two factories and invest in new production lines.

Viglacera and Cuba Industrial Construction Group (Geicon) have contributed over $39.8 million in chartered capital to form a joint venture to produce construction materials in Cuba. The venture will upgrade two factories producing ceramic tiles and sanitary ware.