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Ca Mau Fertilizer receives provincial award for housing support

From Tuổi Trẻ · () Vietnamese

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  • Ca Mau Fertilizer received a certificate of merit from the Ca Mau People’s Committee for helping fund 84 homes in 2026.
  • The homes formed part of a provincial program that completed 1,069 houses for poor and disadvantaged households.
  • The company said it allocated more than 14.2 billion Vietnamese dong to social welfare programs in Ca Mau during 2026.

Ca Mau Fertilizer has received a certificate of merit from the Ca Mau provincial People’s Committee after helping fund 84 homes for people facing housing difficulties in 2026.

The award was presented at a conference reviewing the completion of 1,069 homes for households in need. Decision No. 3278, issued on Sept. 3, recognized the fertilizer company’s contribution to the housing program. Lê Ngọc Chính, deputy head of Petrovietnam Ca Mau Fertilizer’s resource management department, represented the company at the event.

The provincial program supports poor and near-poor households, as well as biological children of people who took part in resistance activities and were affected by chemical exposure. Completing the homes addressed immediate housing needs and was intended to give families greater stability for work and daily life.

The article presents the project as a joint effort involving government agencies, businesses, organizations and the wider community. It describes the company’s support as part of a broader 15-year relationship with Ca Mau, where the firm has maintained industrial operations, created jobs and contributed to local economic activity.

In addition to housing, Ca Mau Fertilizer has supported education, rural roads, holiday assistance for poor households, scholarships, schools and other community projects. The company allocated more than 14.2 billion Vietnamese dong to social welfare programs in Ca Mau in 2026.

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