The Dak Nong Aluminium Company (DNA) under the Vietnam National Coal – Mineral Industries Holding Corporation Limited exported the year’s first batches of aluminium hydroxide on February 4.
Dak Nong (VNA) – The Dak Nong Aluminium Company(DNA) under the Vietnam National Coal – Mineral IndustriesHolding Corporation Limited (Vinacomin) exported the year’s first batches of aluminiumhydroxide on February 4.
The batches include 11,600 tonnes shipped tothe Republic of Korea and 3,000 tonnes to Japan.
Deputy director of the company Ngo To Ninh said this was thebiggest order since the DNA turned out the first tonnes of aluminium hydroxidein November 2016, adding that Vinacomin is negotiating with foreign businessesto export about 15,000-20,000 tonnes of aluminium to Japan within this month.
The Nhan Co Aluminium Factory in Dak Nong was a key projectbuilt by Vinacomin with a total investment of over 16.8 trillion VND (800million USD) and an adjusted capacity of 650,000 tonnes of aluminum per year.
The plant is on trial run at present, and is expected to begincommercial operation in the first quarter of 2017.
As of February 2, the factory produced 60,000 tonnes ofaluminium and 33,000 tonnes of aluminium hydroxide./
The Lam Dong Aluminum-Bauxite Complex Project of the Vietnam Coal and Mineral Industries Group (Vinacomin) has exported 411,000 tonnes of aluminum since operation began in December 2013.
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