Khai Hung corporation signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Japanese partners
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- 16:16 24/03/2025
DNHN - Signing a cooperation agreement with reputable Japanese partners is a strategic move, demonstrating Khai Hung Corp’s proactive approach in capturing market trends, accessing advanced technology, and leveraging international expertise.
On March 18, in Ho Chi Minh City, Khai Hung corporation officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Japanese partners. The comprehensive partnership agreement between Khai Hung corporation, the Japan-Vietnam Friendship Association, the Japan International Real Estate Association, and Astec Corporation not only opens the door to broad trade opportunities but also promises a future of strong and prosperous cooperation between Vietnam and Japan.
After nearly a decade of development, Khai Hung corporation has established itself in Vietnam’s real estate market with a series of high-quality projects that bring sustainable value to customers. With a strategic vision and ambition to expand globally, 2025 is set to be a pivotal year for Khai Hung corporation as it officially enters the international market.
The Japan-Vietnam Friendship Association, acting as a cultural and economic bridge between the two countries, will facilitate investment and project development opportunities for Khai Hung corporation in Japan while enhancing mutual understanding and cultural exchange.
The Japan International Real Estate Association will help Khai Hung corporation quickly access the best trends in the global real estate market, while also building an international network of experts, providing a solid foundation for high-end real estate projects and smart cities.
Astec Corporation, with its expertise in environmental solutions, will collaborate with Khai Hung corporation to develop green real estate projects, applying advanced technology to create sustainable and eco-friendly living spaces.
Strategic cooperation focus areas
The strategic cooperation between Khai Hung corporation and its Japanese partners will focus on key areas:
Real Estate Development: Exploring potential opportunities in both Vietnam and Japan, investing in high-end real estate projects, luxury resorts, and smart cities to create iconic future landmarks.
Advanced Environmental Technology Transfer: Applying modern Japanese technology to green real estate development, optimizing energy efficiency, protecting the environment, and improving community living standards.
International Investment Promotion: Organizing professional events and seminars to showcase attractive real estate investment opportunities in Vietnam and Japan, attracting global investors and contributing to the growth of the domestic real estate market.
Leaders’ statements on the cooperation
Speaking at the event, Mr. Le Duc Hung, Chairman of Khai Hung corporation, emphasized: "This cooperation will open up tremendous opportunities for both sides, contributing to the growth of Vietnam’s real estate industry and strengthening the Vietnam-Japan friendship."
Mr. Sakai Hironori, Chairman of the Japan-Vietnam Friendship Association, affirmed: "Through this collaboration with Khai Hung corporation, a leading enterprise with significant potential and vast land resources in Lam Dong, we hope to introduce and connect Japanese businesses with investment opportunities in Vietnam, particularly in Lam Dong Province, in the near future."
Ms. Megumi Wilson, Chairwoman of the Japan International Real Estate Association, expressed confidence that this cooperation would lead to significant success and open up many new business opportunities for Japanese enterprises in Vietnam.
Mr. Miyanishi Kennichi, Director of Astec Corporation, also stated: "We recognize Khai Hung corporation as one of Vietnam’s leading real estate developers, known for its high-quality resort projects. Through this collaboration, we hope to bring Japanese technology across multiple fields to co-develop new projects with Khai Hung while also seeking support in connecting with Vietnamese businesses."
This signing event marks a significant milestone in Khai Hung corporation’s development strategy, reaffirming the Group’s commitment to delivering high-quality, environmentally friendly real estate products and services, contributing to the sustainable growth of the community.
Cuong Nguyen
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