- Full Time Employees
- 700
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- Ha Noi Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jan 19, 2010
- Business
- Ha Do Group Joint Stock Company is a diversified Vietnamese conglomerate primarily engaged in real estate development, renewable and clean energy generation, civil and industrial construction, and commercial hospitality services. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam, the company operates across four primary business divisions: Real Estate, Energy, Construction and Installation, and Trade and Services.
The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of products and services across its operational segments: in Real Estate Development, it undertakes the investment, construction, sale, and leasing of master-planned urban areas, high-rise residential condominiums, luxury landed villas, townhouses, and shophouses under proprietary developments such as Hado Centrosa Garden, Hado Charm Villas, Hado Garden Villas, Hado Park View, Hado Riverside, Hado Green Lane, and Hado Minh Long, in addition to leasing commercial office complexes and retail spaces such as Hado Airport Building and Hado Building, as well as developing industrial and logistics real estate; in Energy Generation and Utilities, it owns, constructs, and operates a broad portfolio of clean power generation facilities, including hydropower plants such as Dak Mi 2, Song Tranh 4, Za Hung, Ngan Truoi, and Nhan Hac, solar power installations including the Hong Phong 4 and Infra 1 solar farms, and wind power facilities such as the 7A Thuan Nam Wind Power Plant, alongside power transmission infrastructure and electrical engineering services; in Construction and Engineering, it delivers general procurement and construction (EPC) contracting, civil and industrial building construction, transportation infrastructure works, electromechanical (M&E) systems installation, foundation engineering, and interior design and decoration services; and in Hospitality and Facility Management, it manages and operates upscale hotels and resorts, including the Ibis Saigon Airport Hotel and Mercure Vung Tau Resort, while delivering integrated building management, residential security, operational maintenance, and asset administration services.
Ha Do Group concentrates its primary real estate operations in Vietnam's key metropolitan markets, notably Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, while its renewable energy assets are strategically situated across central and southern provinces, including Quang Nam, Ha Tinh, Nghe An, Ninh Thuan, and Binh Thuan. The group serves individual homebuyers, commercial tenants, corporate clients, and state utility providers such as Vietnam Electricity (EVN), operating through multiple dedicated subsidiaries and affiliates, including Ha Do Real Estate Joint Stock Company, Za Hung Joint Stock Company, Ha Do 756 Saigon Joint Stock Company, and Ha Do Binh Thuan Energy Joint Stock Company.
In recent developments, Ha Do Group has accelerated the operational scaling of its renewable energy portfolio in alignment with Vietnam's National Power Development Plan VIII (PDP8), optimizing power generation and revenue streams from major installations including the 147 MW Dak Mi 2 Hydropower Plant, the 48 MW Song Tranh 4 Hydropower Plant, and the 50 MW 7A Wind Power Plant. The company is actively expanding its energy pipeline through research and investment planning for prospective wind, rooftop solar, and pumped-storage hydropower projects. In the real estate division, Ha Do Group has advanced the commercial delivery, monetization, and handover phases of its Hado Charm Villas township project in Hanoi while expediting statutory procedures and pre-development preparations for key residential and industrial pipeline projects, such as Hado Green Lane in Ho Chi Minh City and industrial park assets in northern provinces. Furthermore, the company has implemented corporate governance reorganizations and optimized capital allocation across its energy and real estate subsidiaries to improve capital efficiency, bolster liquidity, and support sustained multi-sector expansion.