US firm Global Technologies (GT) has been awarded a contract to build a US$6.5 billion oil refine...
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In a statement Parepare Mayor H.M. Zain Kote said, “The plant will be built over a 1,000 hectare plot of land in the sub-district of Bacukiki. The company will also build a tanker terminal, airport and other infrastructure including houses for employees.”
According to GT President Debra Jeilding, “Construction of the project is expected to start next year.”
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