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Nava Nakorn invests in waste water treatment
Nava Nakorn Co Ltd will invest Bt280 million to expand its waste-water treatment capacity, to support the increasing number of factories in its industrial estate in Pathum Thani province.
Nipit Arunvongse Na Ayudhya, managing director, said on Wednesday that the capacity would be boosted from 26,000 cubic metres a day to 40,000 cubic metres per day.
He said the expansion of the waste-water treatment system will also support plants in its new phase on the 400-rai land, of which 350 rais are premium zone area and 80 rais are duty-free area. Most customers are electronics-parts and auto-parts manufacturers.
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