Cavico Corp. (CVIC.OB) is a major infrastructure construction and investment company also focusing on natural resources. The company is a leading hydropower construction company and the largest privately-owned heavy civil construction contractor located in Vietnam. The company is committed to offering social and economic improvements in all communities where it has operations.

Cavico plays a strong role in the infrastructure development of Vietnam’s manufacturing industry. The company specializes in hydroelectric plants, highways, bridges, tunnels, roads, dams, and urban community developments. Cavico also holds a reputation for being a responsible provider of infrastructure by being conscious of environmental issues and applications. The company makes investments not only in hydropower facilities, but also in cement production plants and urban developments in Vietnam.

Cavico operates throughout more than twenty countries and has approximately 3,000 employees. The company is headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam, but also has additional offices throughout Vietnam

Minaean International Corp. (MIB.V) is a leader in innovative light-gauge steel construction technologies. The Vancouver-based company currently operates two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Minaean Building Structures in North America and Minaean Habitat India (PVT) Ltd. in India.

Minaean provides complete in-house design, engineering, prefabrication, supply and installation services for modular buildings which feature light-gauge steel, load-bearing wall panels and integrated flooring systems. These structures are capable of being assembled, delivered, and installed within 7 to 10 days, and have both commercial and residential uses. These strong, affordable, ecologically sustainable modular structures present a promising solution to the massive housing shortages in developing countries. Minaean’s current focus is to penetrate the massive housing market in India, where Minaean has been active since 2001. The company currently has two active production plants in India, with a third, largest plant scheduled to begin production in the first quarter of 2009.

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