Korea’s Hanshin to build pharma cluster in Uzbekistan
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South Korean corporation Hanshin has won the tender to build a pharmaceutical cluster in Uzbekistan, Kursiv.media reported.
The cluster will be located on the southwestern outskirts of Tashkent. The total project cost is estimated at 70.2 billion won ($47.2 million), with Hanshin contributing 38.6 billion won ($26 million).
Founded in 1950, Hanshin specializes in residential and industrial construction both in South Korea and internationally.
Earlier in April, a Korean delegation visited Uzbekistan to support Seoul’s participation in local tenders.
The cluster will be located on the southwestern outskirts of Tashkent. The total project cost is estimated at 70.2 billion won ($47.2 million), with Hanshin contributing 38.6 billion won ($26 million).
Founded in 1950, Hanshin specializes in residential and industrial construction both in South Korea and internationally.
Earlier in April, a Korean delegation visited Uzbekistan to support Seoul’s participation in local tenders.
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