Huatie Praises Vietnam's Business Environment, Plans Infrastructure Expansion
China Design Group Co. Ltd., known as Huatie, has expressed its satisfaction with Vietnam's business environment after over a year of operations. The company is now planning to expand its portfolio of projects, focusing on transport infrastructure and modern service facilities along expressways. Huatie is also exploring advanced auto technologies to digitalize its projects and improve infrastructure management.
Huatie is currently discussing potential projects with Vietnamese partners. The company's smooth progress in Vietnam can be attributed to the cultural affinities and compatible working styles between the two nations. Huatie is considering sending a team of experts to Vietnam to work directly with local partners, aiming to accelerate major infrastructure projects.
In terms of technology, Huatie is exploring predictive maintenance and emerging innovations such as smart transport systems, autonomous vehicles, and drones. The company is also advancing digitalization across its operations using a 3D-based design and management system for project lifecycle oversight. Additionally, Huatie is developing multifunctional service stations that integrate shopping, dining, entertainment, and community activities.
Huatie's positive experience in Vietnam has led the company to revise its initial estimates of the country's socio-economic development, now considering it to be approximately five years behind China, not 15. With its plans to focus on transport infrastructure and modern service facilities, and its exploration of advanced auto technologies, Huatie is poised to make a significant impact on Vietnam's development.
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