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	The plant, with a total investment of US$10 million (Bt315 million), will go into operation next March and provide accessories for car makers in Vietnam and the Southeast Asian region.</div>
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	It&#39;s the fifth plant of Tokyo-based Tokai Kogyo in the world and the third in Southeast Asia after Thailand and Indonesia.</div>
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	Da Nang currently has 54 investment projects from Japan worth $252 million.&nbsp;</div>
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Work starts on auto-parts plant

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Work starts on auto-parts plant

The Viet Nam Tokai company started on a plant to make plastic and rubber spare parts and accessories for automobiles at Da Nang's Hoa Cam Industrial Zone yesterday.

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