- CEO
- Minh Van Mai
- Full Time Employees
- 143
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Electronics/Appliances
- Address
- Haiphong Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Mar 21, 2013
- Business
- Hai Phong Electrical Mechanical JSC is a Vietnam-based manufacturing company primarily engaged in the design, manufacture, and distribution of electrical appliances, industrial machinery, and mechanical equipment. Founded in 1960 and headquartered in Hai Phong, Vietnam, the company operates across key business segments comprising consumer electrical appliances, industrial equipment and motors, mechanical fabrication, and commercial property leasing. Its core product portfolio is widely recognized under the Phong Lan brand and includes household and commercial air-cooling appliances, such as ceiling fans, standing pedestal fans, table fans, wall-mounted fans, exhaust fans, and industrial ventilation systems. In its industrial and mechanical divisions, the company manufactures electric motors, electrical distribution boxes, stamped metal components, and specialized tooling; provides electrical installation, machinery maintenance, and technical overhaul services; and engages in the wholesale trading of electrical materials, wiring, and hardware components. In addition, the company leverages its real estate assets to offer warehouse leasing, factory rental, and industrial property management services. Domestically, its distribution network spans northern, central, and southern Vietnam through traditional dealerships, retail partners, and modern trade channels, alongside selective export activities to regional Southeast Asian markets. In recent developments, Hai Phong Electrical Mechanical JSC has modernized its manufacturing infrastructure by introducing energy-efficient DC inverter motor technologies and smart electronic controls into its fan product lines, expanded its digital footprint across major e-commerce platforms, broadened its commercial warehouse leasing operations to meet rising industrial logistics demand in the Hai Phong economic zone, and restructured supply chain procurement strategies to mitigate raw material price fluctuations.