[Project Background] The Ca Mau Nitrogen Fertilizer Plant in Vietnam is a large-scale fertilizer project invested in and constructed by the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam), aiming to break Vietnam's long-term dependence on imported fertilizers and enhance the domestic fertilizer self-sufficiency rate. Previously, all fertilizer plant projects in Vietnam were monopolized by foreign chemical engineering giants.

[Role of Chinese Enterprises] In 2008, China Wuhuan Engineering successfully outbid several internationally renowned engineering companies through an international tender and exclusively undertook the EPC turnkey contract for this project. This marked the first time a Chinese chemical engineering enterprise secured such a large-scale fertilizer EPC project in the Vietnamese market.

[Project Achievements] The plant was completed and put into operation in 2012. By December 2023, the total urea production exceeded 10 million tons, and the General Manager of the Ca Mau Nitrogen Fertilizer Plant, Van Tien Thanh, presented a certificate of appreciation to China Wuhuan Engineering. During President Xi Jinping's state visit to Vietnam in December 2023, mainstream media such as People's Daily and Xinhua News Agency extensively covered this project.

[Typical Significance] This project serves as a landmark case for Chinese chemical engineering enterprises expanding into the Southeast Asian market and is also a model project for China-Vietnam engineering cooperation. The fertilizers produced by the plant account for approximately one-third of Vietnam's domestic urea supply.