- CEO
- Nhu Mai Thi Vu
- Full Time Employees
- 8
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jun 8, 2009
- Business
- Sao Mai Viet Investment and Development Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based diversified enterprise primarily engaged in real estate investment, telecommunications and technology infrastructure, construction engineering, and commercial trading. The company operates across multiple core business segments: Real Estate and Hospitality, which focuses on the investment, development, sale, leasing, and management of residential housing, commercial complexes, and resort tourism properties, including significant project holdings in Phu Quoc and Kien Giang Province; Telecommunications and Technology, which encompasses the distribution, installation, integration, testing, and maintenance of telecommunications equipment, fiber optic cables, wireless networks, switching and transmission systems, and electronic components; Construction and Engineering, which provides general contracting, civil and industrial construction, telecommunication network infrastructure installation, and mechanical and electrical engineering services; and Commercial Trading, which engages in the wholesale and distribution of building materials, technological hardware, and agricultural commodities. Originally established in 1993 and formerly known as Vien Lien Joint Stock Company, the enterprise is headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and maintains primary operations and project developments across southern Vietnam and the Mekong Delta region. In recent developments, the company completed a strategic restructuring and corporate rebranding initiative to broaden its investment portfolio from traditional telecommunications contracting toward multi-sector real estate, trade, and asset management; restructured its executive leadership and major shareholding structure; and focused capital allocation on debt rationalization and strategic partnership development for its long-term property and infrastructure assets in key tourist and economic zones.