Recently, SOL E&C, along with other companies in the Ecosystem (Newtecons, Ricons) and the Vietur Consortium, successfully held the topping-out ceremony for the Passenger Terminal of the Long Thanh International Airport project – Phase 1. The event was attended by Founding Chairman Nguyễn Bá Dương, along with the leadership teams and project management teams of Ricons, Newtecons, and SOL E&C.

The Founding Chairman Nguyễn Bá Dương, along with the management teams of Newtecons, Ricons, and SOL E&C, participated in the blessing ritual during the topping-out ceremony.

Commencing in late August 2023, after over 11 months of construction, the passenger terminal has officially completed the reinforced concrete structure from the technical basement to the fourth floor, while also progressing with the installation of the project's mechanical and electrical systems. Despite the challenges posed by weather conditions, nearly 2,500 personnel, including experts, engineers, architects, and workers, supported by 2,000 pieces of machinery, have been working tirelessly day and night to ensure that construction stays on schedule.

The central area of the passenger terminal captured from above.

Long Thanh International Airport is a national key project, with the passenger terminal being the largest and most technically complex package, and the longest in construction time among the packages of Component Project 3 – Essential facilities within the airport, under the Long Thanh Airport Phase 1 Construction Project.

An overview of the Long Thanh International Airport project.

The package, valued at VND 35 trillion, is being executed by the Vietur Consortium over 39 months. In Phase 1, upon commencement of operations, Long Thanh International Airport is expected to serve 25 million passengers and 1.2 million tons of cargo annually. Once all phases are completed, the airport's capacity is projected to reach 100 million passengers per year.

The SOL E&C project management team consistently oversees construction with professionalism and collaborates effectively with all parties to achieve the shared goal of successfully delivering the project.

According to the plan, after the topping-out ceremony, the project will continue into the concurrent construction of finishing works, steel structures, façades, mechanical and electrical installation, and terminal equipment.