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Lotte hopes to expand operations in Vietnam

Executives of the Lotte retail group from the Republic of Korea plan to develop Lotte Vietnam into one of its leading branches abroad.

Visiting and exploring investment opportunities in the northern province of Ha Nam is part of the scheme, said Director General of Lotte Centre Hanoi Lee Jong Kook during his working session with local authorities on February 27.
 

The official spoke highly of the province’s socio-economic progress in recent years and its foreign investment attraction policies. 

He also underlined the encouraging transport links as a local advantage to facilitate operations for overseas investors, including Lotte – which hopes to make contributions to the locality’s development. 

The group was suggested a list of places where it can pour money into building trade centres. 

Lotte operates in many countries such as China, Japan and Indonesia in trade and high-quality services. 

Lotte Mart trade centres can be found in Ho Chi Minh City, central Danang city and Binh Thuan province, and the southern provinces of Binh Dinh and Dong Nai. 

The Hanoi centre will be launched in March.
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