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SAIGON 2 BRIDGE

Saigon 2 Bridge was built in parallel to the existing Saigon Bridge, connecting Binh Thanh District with District 2. This project aims reduce traffic load on the existing Saigon Bridge, relieving congestion, and smoothening traffic flow at the city’s Northeast gateway. The bridge has the total length of 987m, the road sections at the 2 ends are 350m long in Binh Thanh District, and 117m long in District 2.

HANOI HIGHWAY EXPANSION PROJECT

Construction began in April 2010. Up to now, the project has completed entirely 11.5km of main road spindle, from Saigon Bridge to National University intersection. The 02 parallel roads are under construction. This project is funded by CII as the developer and has a relatively large scale. Along with the Saigon bridge, this work has contributed to the clear environment to the traffic at the Northeast gateway of the city

NEWS & EVENTS

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GuarantCo accepts to guarantee the corporate bond by CII

Nov

Ho Chi Minh city Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company respectfully informs to the Shareholders: Strategic Vision for CII Infrastructure Investment As CII’s shareholders...

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The documents for the 2017 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders

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CII Group and Hongkong Land officially sign cooperation contract to jointly develop Thu Thiem River Park

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CII’s point of view about factors affecting its current share price
Saturday, 25/11/2017

CII Group and Hongkong Land to Jointly Develop A Prime Site in Ho Chi Minh City
Wednesday, 12/07/2017

CII officially issues the convertible bonds for Rhinos Asset Mananagement and receives US$40 million
Thursday, 05/01/2017

CII ATTENDED INVEST ASEAN CONFERECE IN SINGAPORE
Thursday, 14/04/2016

CII AND SUBSIDIARIES

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Ho Chi Minh City Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (CII) is an investment company that operates as a publicly listed entity. The company was established in 2001 following Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee’s strategy to privatize infrastructure development. In 2013, with fast growth rate and multiple ongoing projects, CII realized that its existing organizational structure was no longer optimal. The company decided to embark on restructuring process to change to holdings model, and establish new financial structure. Following that, CII has set up member companies specialized in different investment categories, including: