Laticrete opens facility in Hanoi, Vietnam
August 6, 2010
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Attending the official launch of
Laticrete’s new Vietnam
facility are (from left): Henry Rothberg, Laticrete co-owner; and Tim Tan, Managing
Director, Laticrete Southeast Asia Pte Ltd.
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In a move to increase its Southeast
Asia presence, Laticrete recently celebrated the official launch
of its new The Vietnam Company, located in the Tay Ho district of Hanoi.
Accordingly, Laticrete says it has its sights set on completing infrastructure
to supply the entire country of Vietnam
with its materials and methods. This latest addition will supply architects,
designers and contractors with the tools they need to keep pace with Vietnam’s
escalating growth.
The Vietnam
Company will expand production, research and training locations to Da Nang and
further south to Ho Cho Minh City, improving access to all markets near or on
the Indochinese Peninsula, namely Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines,
Laticrete added.
“Vietnam
continues to grow and advance in its role as a member of the World community,”
said Laticrete co-owner Henry Rothberg. “The entire country has welcomed
foreign investors and remained open to new technology that can help them
sustain growth, the same way they have supported us in this opportunity.”
“Laticrete
will supply high-quality adhesives, grouts and waterproofing materials
throughout Vietnam,”
said Erno de Bruijn, Laticrete President, International Division. “We’ll invest
in our production facility in Hanoi,
where we’ll use local raw materials and local skills. We’ll start a training
program to educate the industry, targeting architects and engineers, as well as
contractors. And we’ll contribute to the efforts of developing national standards
for the installation and testing of tile and stone as Vietnam continues to grow and
emerge on the global stage.”
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