Vietnam terminates Thach Khe Iron Ore Mining Project after years of suspension
2026-07-06 10:21:46 [Print]
Authorities in Vietnam's Ha Tinh Province have officially terminated the Thach Khe iron ore mining project following years of inactivity, according to local media reports. The decision entails the revocation of the project's investment certificate and the dissolution of operations carried out by Thach Khe Iron Joint Stock Company.
The project had remained idle for several years prior to the termination order. Located in Ha Tinh Province and developed by Thach Khe Iron Joint Stock Company, the mine holds approximately 544 million metric tonnes of reserves and is regarded as the largest iron ore deposit in Southeast Asia.
The provincial government has directed relevant departments to oversee the implementation of the termination decision, including the resolution of land, financial, and asset-related matters, as well as other obligations stemming from the project's closure.
The project had remained idle for several years prior to the termination order. Located in Ha Tinh Province and developed by Thach Khe Iron Joint Stock Company, the mine holds approximately 544 million metric tonnes of reserves and is regarded as the largest iron ore deposit in Southeast Asia.
The provincial government has directed relevant departments to oversee the implementation of the termination decision, including the resolution of land, financial, and asset-related matters, as well as other obligations stemming from the project's closure.
