Camel Beer Co., Ltd has started construction of its Dong 2.78 trillion (US$107 million) beer and beverage plant in Can Tho city, as the brewer seeks to expand its capacity in southern Vietnam.
The new Camel Hau Giang beer and beverage plant will occupy 10.7 hectares at Tan Phu Thanh Industrial Park. The first phase requires an investment of more than Dong 1.8 trillion (US$69.25 million), with a capacity of 150 million litres a year. Commercial production is set to start in 2027.
Once fully operational, the plant will produce 200 million litres of beer and 200 million litres of non-alcoholic beverages, and will generate a sales revenue of Dong 5.7 trillion (US$219.3 million) annually.
The plant is expected to become one of Camel Beer’s key production hubs in southern Vietnam.
Products manufactured at this plant will have speedier access to markets in the Mekong Delta, HCMC, and southeastern Vietnam.
Vietnam beer market is projected to reach US$19.3 billion by 2035 with a CAGR of 6.6%, according to Expert Market Research.
