Sri Lanka's ports authority will open financial proposals by 25 parties to start industries at a Chinese built port in the island's south next week, chairman Priyath Bandu Wickrema said.
He said a government committee had completed preliminary scrutiny of 25 proposals for suitablility and financial bids for the projects will be opened next week.
Wickrema has said that firms wanting to process cement, iron ore, fertilizer, sugar and vehicle assembly had given proposals.
Sri Lanka's 'Magampura' port in the Southern Hambantota town is a 360 million US dollar Chinese-built project.It will be used for ship refueling and also as an industrial port. There are about 100 acres available to industries inside the spacious port, an official said.
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