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In July 2015, JAKS announced that it had reached agreement with [[China Power Engineering Consulting Group]] (CPECC) to build the 1200 MW coal plant. CPECC would put down US$280 million and JAKS would front US$125 million; the remainder of the plant's $1.87 billion cost would be financed through debt markets.<ref name=star>[http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/07/06/China-Power-to-invest-in-JAKS-power-plant/?style=biz China Power to invest RM1.2b in JAKS power plant in Vietnam], ''Malaysia Star'', 6 July 2015.</ref>