Nha Be Water Supply Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based utility enterprise primarily engaged in the distribution, retail supply, and infrastructure management of treated clean water for residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional consumers in southern Ho Chi Minh City. Founded in 2006 through the equitization of a municipal water branch under Saigon Water Corporation (SAWACO), which serves as its parent holding organization, the company is headquartered in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The company operates across water utility, engineering, and equipment trading segments, providing a systematic portfolio of products and services that includes clean potable water processing, transmission, and retail distribution; installation, testing, maintenance, and periodic replacement of residential and industrial water meters; engineering consultation, technical design, surveying, and supervision for water supply and drainage networks; construction, installation, and rehabilitation of clean water pipeline systems and municipal connection networks; and the wholesale and retail distribution of specialized plumbing fixtures, ductile iron and HDPE pipes, valves, fittings, and metering instruments. The company focuses its operational coverage across designated utility franchise zones including District 4, District 7, and Nha Be District, catering to densely populated urban zones, industrial zones, and major real estate developments. In recent developments, the company has accelerated digital transformation and network modernization initiatives, including the integration of geographic information systems (GIS) and hydraulic modeling to streamline network management; the establishment of district metered areas (DMAs) alongside acoustic leak detection technologies to systematically reduce non-revenue water (NRW) loss ratios; the expansion of smart digital infrastructure through the deployment of automated meter reading (AMR) and electronic water meters; the comprehensive rollout of online customer portals, electronic invoicing, and multichannel digital payment systems; and the ongoing expansion of distribution pipelines to support urban development and rising industrial water demand across the southern corridor of Ho Chi Minh City.