- CEO
- Chien Van Nguyen
- Full Time Employees
- 11
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Wholesale distributors
- Address
- Ha Noi Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jul 26, 2011
- Business
- Vexilla Viet Nam Group Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based diversified commercial and industrial enterprise primarily engaged in the wholesale trade of agricultural commodities and raw materials, the distribution of building supplies, and the provision of civil engineering and equipment leasing services. The company organizes its operations into four primary business divisions: Agricultural Trading, Building Materials, Construction and Engineering, and Equipment and Commercial Services. Its comprehensive product and service portfolio includes the wholesale distribution of agricultural and forestry raw materials, comprising grains, rice, corn, cereal crops, and animal feed inputs; the supply and commercial distribution of construction materials, including crushed stone, aggregates, cement, and metallic building supplies; general construction and civil engineering contracting, covering civil, industrial, transportation, and hydraulic infrastructure works, alongside site leveling, excavation, and structural installation; the rental and leasing of heavy construction machinery, earthmoving equipment, and industrial tools; and commercial agency, commodity brokerage, consignment, and auxiliary business support services. The company caters to a wide domestic customer base consisting of construction contractors, industrial manufacturers, agricultural processors, and regional wholesalers across Vietnam. Founded in February 2005 as Construction and Trading Joint Stock Company 249, the company subsequently operated under the name Solavina Joint Stock Company before formally rebranding to Vexilla Viet Nam Group Joint Stock Company, and maintains its corporate headquarters in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, supported by representative and branch offices in Hanoi. In recent developments, the company has undertaken major operational and strategic reorganizations, shifting its core revenue generation focus from legacy infrastructure construction toward high-volume agricultural and industrial commodity wholesale trading; restructured its shareholder base and executive corporate governance framework; expanded domestic sourcing and distribution partnerships across key logistics centers; and streamlined its balance sheet and working capital allocation to support ongoing commercial scaling and diversified trading activities.