Vietnam Chemical Project Hastens Progress

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Owners of the Duc Giang Nghi Son Chemical Complex Project in Vietnam have launched a "100-day peak campaign" that continues construction around the clock and through holiday periods to ensure the trial operation of Phase 1 by the second quarter of 2026.

This mega-project has a total investment capital of 12 trillion VND (approximately US$400 million), divided into three phases. Phase 1 alone represents an investment of 2.4 trillion VND (US$100 million) and a design capacity of 151,000 tons of chemicals per year. This includes 80,000 million tons per year (MT/yr) of caustic soda, 30,000 MT/yr of polyaluminum chloride (PAC), 20,000 MT/yr of calcium hypochlorite, 10,000 MT/yr of sodium hypochlorite, 2,000 MT/yr of chlorine, 10,000 MT/yr of phosphoric acid, and 2,000 MT/yr of Chloramine B.

The project plays a pivotal role in Vietnam's chemical industry by reducing reliance on foreign suppliers--particularly China--and securing the raw material supply chain for downstream industries such as textiles, steel and plastics.

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