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APPENDIX

Appendix 01. List of forest product production and processing establishments in Phu Tho province

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Name of wood processing facility	Address	Processed products	Design capacity for each product type (m3 of products/year)	Investment capital (million VND)	Total number of employees
				1,311,043.00	3,703,126.00	8,002.00
I	Phu Ninh District			85,370	3,024,048	3,778
1	Doan Van Hoan	Temple Mountain Area - Phong Town Chau	Woodworking	60	300	6
2	Nam Thang Trading Joint Stock Company	Temple Mountain Area - Phong Town Chau	Chip sales	6,000	2000	15
3	Truong Phat Company Limited	Temple Mountain Area - Phong Town Chau	Peeled wood	720	800	10
4	Vietnam Paper Corporation	Phong Chau Town, Phu Ninh, Phu Tho	pulp, paper	61,000 tons flour;	3,000	3,500
4	Vietnam Paper Corporation	Phong Chau Town, Phu Ninh, Phu Tho	pulp, paper	100,000 tons paper	3,000	3,500
5	Nguyen Van Gioi	Area 2-Phong Chau Town	Sawn timber	400	100	5
6	Nguyen Van Khanh	Area 2-Phong Chau Town	Sawn timber	450	100	5
7	Nguyen Van Cong	Area 2-Phong Chau Town	Sawn timber	400	100	6
8	Nguyen Thi Thu	Area 2-Phong Chau Town	Peeled wood	700	1200	14
9	Phu Quy Company Limited	Zone 6 - Phu Nham commune	Peeled wood	600	800	12
10	Bui Van Nang	Area 1B - Phu Nham	Peeled wood	600	750	10
11	Doan Van Trung	Area 3 - Phu Loc commune	Woodworking	70	120	5
12	Doan Van Nghiep	Area 3 - Phu Loc commune	Woodworking	65	100	5
13	Nguyen Quang Hung	Plum forest - Phu commune	Peeled board	600	800	10

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Name of wood processing facility	Address	Processed products	Design capacity for each product type (m3 of products/year)	Investment capital (million VND)	Total number of employees
		Deer
14	Nguyen Xuan Thuan	Zone 8 - Phu Loc commune	carpentry	70	100	5
15	Nguyen Thi Thu Ha	Zone 5 - Ha Giap	Wood veneer	600	800	13
16	Nguyen Thi Lan Anh	Area 2 - Ha Giap commune	Knock on plywood	700	700	14
17	Pham Quang Vinh	Area 5 - Bao Thanh	Sawn timber	60	100	6
18	Tran Khac Dinh	Zone 3 - Bao Thanh commune	Sawn timber	70	100	5
19	NLG purchasing station	Area 7 - An Dao	Wood purchasing business	6000	1500	15
20	Ho Thi Thuy Hoa	Nam-An Dao street area	Chip production piece	5000	2000	16
21	Luong Son Company	Area 7 - An Dao	Wood trading and purchasing	5000	1800	20
22	Nguyen Thi Ngu	Zone 10 - Tri Quan	Chip processing piece	5000	1000	15
23	Nguyen Thi Dien	Area 3 - Phu Ninh	Woodworking	70	150	5
24	Nguyen Van Tuan	Zone 10-Phu Ninh	Woodworking	70	150	7
25	Phuc Lam Joint Stock Company	Zone 2-Than Station	Chip production piece	6000	2000	16
26	Trading Export Company Limited Truong Son	Zone 2-Than Station	SK pile production	2400	2300	25
27	Nguyen The Anh	Zone 1 - Than Station	Split slats	480	200	7
28	Le Kim Anh	Zone 3 - Tram Than	Split slats	500	200	6
II	Ha Hoa District			40,698	63,361	349
1	Du Duong Phu Company Limited	Area 2 - Phu Khanh Commune	Sawn timber	551	340	5

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Name of wood processing facility	Address	Processed products	Design capacity for each product type (m3 of products/year)	Investment capital (million VND)	Total number of employees
	Longevity
2	Vinh Private Enterprise Light	Zone 6 - Phuong Vien Commune	Pieces	1,500	5,197	20
3	Hai Lam Production and Trading Joint Stock Company	Zone 8 - Ha Hoa Town	Dry bamboo	206	466	9
4	Hoa Vinh Phu Company Limited Longevity	Zone 5 - Am Ha Commune	Sawn timber	417	545	6
5	Huyen Trang Company Limited Phu Tho	Zone 5 - Am Ha Commune	Wood chips	3.326	7,278	17
6	NLN Transport Materials Service Cooperative Download Ha Hoa	Zone 8 - Ha Hoa Town	Sawn timber	353	176	8
7	Ha Nam Phu Company Limited Longevity	Zone 5 - Am Ha Commune	Sawn timber	1,099	2.005	15
8	Ngan Toan Company Limited Phu Tho	Area 3 - Am Ha Commune	Wood chips	10,006	10,215	24
9	Hoan Vu Company Limited Phu Tho	Zone 5 - Am Ha Commune	Sawn timber	105	1,878	6
10	Anh Company Limited Quoc Phu Tho	Zone 8 - Am Ha Commune	Sawn timber	1.212	2,024	14
11	Agricultural Service and Labor Cooperative Au Co	Area 2 - Hien Luong Commune	Peeled board	4,750	18,516	20
12	Quach Thi Lan Wood Processing Facility	Area 2 - Minh Hac Commune	Wood chips	550	400	6
13	Wood CB facility Nguyen Quoc Thang	Area 2 - Minh Hac Commune	plywood	750	650	8

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Name of wood processing facility	Address	Processed products	Design capacity for each product type (m3 of products/year)	Investment capital (million VND)	Total number of employees
14	Tran Van Minh Wood Processing Facility	Area 3 - Minh Hac Commune	plywood	600	500	8
15	Nguyen Thi Wood Processing Facility Phoenix	Zone 9 - Phu Khanh Commune	Peeled wood	700	950	10
16	Mr. Pham Quoc's wood processing facility Central	Zone 5 - Ha Hoa Town	Peeled wood	1200	1000	15
17	Nguyen Manh Wood Processing Facility Hung	Zone 7 - Xuan Ang Commune	Peeled board	850	685	12
18	Mr. Bui Dinh Tu's wood processing facility	Area 3 - Hau Bong Commune	Peeled board	650	515	6
19	Dong Xuan Company Limited, Phu Tho	Zone 5 - Minh Coi Commune	Peeled wood	1350	1100	15
20	CBLS facility Mr. Vi Xuan Hung	Area 3 - Phuong Vien commune	Sawn timber	350	405	6
21	CBLS facility Mr. Doan Van Steel	Zone 1 - Quan Khe Commune	Chopped	405	518	10
22	Mr. Phan Dinh's CBLS facility Resources	Area 2 - Quan Khe Commune	Peeled wood	612	550	6
23	CBLS facility Mr. Le Minh Tuan	Area 2 - Quan Khe Commune	Peeled wood	704	612	7
24	CBLS facility Mr. Trieu Tai Smell	Area 2 - Quan Khe Commune	Peeled wood	512	402	5
25	CBLS facility Mr. Trieu Tai Dragon	Area 2 - Quan Khe Commune	Peeled wood	545	452	6
26	Bui Tuong Vy Medical Center	Area 2 - Quan Khe Commune	Peeled wood	604	412	6

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