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Asean Affairs 16 October 2013

Vikomed plans to build third factory

The Vietnam - Korea Medical Corporation (Vikomed) will continue investing in building its third plant in early 2014, following the construction of its second plant this month.

In addition to supplying digital medical equipment to the domestic market, Vikomed also plans to export products to South Korea and other countries in the region.

Vikomed's product diagnostic systems and equipment include diagnostic ultrasound, digital X-ray and blood analyzers; as well as high frequency generators and CCD detectors.

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