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US firm to carry out cross-border e-commerce project in Binh Duong

The US’s Warburg Pincus plans to implement a cross-border e-commerce project in Binh Duong province – a magnet for FDI in the south of Vietnam, according to the provincial People’s Committee.
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Binh Duong (VNA) – The US’s Warburg Pincus plans to implement across-border e-commerce project in Binh Duong province – a magnet for FDI inthe south of Vietnam, according to the provincial People’s Committee.

The project hasan area of 75 hectares in Thu Dau Mot city, including high-tech factories,extended air warehouses, cross-border e-commerce warehouses, a data centre,three-storey showrooms, and offices.

Jeffrey DavidPerlman, Managing Director, head of Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific Real Estateof Warburg Pincus, expressed his wish that Binh Duong will create favourableconditions to soon complete legal procedures to implement the project.

According to him,this is one of the big strategic projects aiming is to build a supply chain integrationecosystem, and marking a highlight to attract investment and develop Binh Duongsmart city./.
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