- CEO
- Tho Tien Nguyen
- Full Time Employees
- 1,048
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Recreational products
- Address
- Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Nov 10, 2021
- Business
- Nam Hoa Trading & Production Corporation manufactures, distributes, and exports wooden toys, children's furniture, and wooden household products. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the company operates within the consumer goods and wood processing sectors, catering to international export clients, domestic retail chains, and educational institutions.
The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of finished wood products, systematically categorized across multiple core product lines: educational wooden toys and learning aids, including geometric building blocks, intelligence puzzles, vehicle models, animal figures, shape sorters, and interactive pretend-play sets marketed under the Namhoa Toys brand; children's furniture, including study desks, ergonomic chairs, doll prams, baby cots, toy storage organizers, drawer units, clothes hanger stands, and rocking horses marketed under the Namhoa Furniture brand; and wooden household and decorative goods, including kitchen cutting boards, wooden serving trays, spice racks, knife blocks, utensil holders, decorative tabletop items, and wooden stationery accessories marketed under the Namhoa Design brand. The company fabricates its products using natural woods such as rubberwood and beech, complying with international safety and quality standards including ISO 9001, ASTM, and EN 71.
Nam Hoa Trading & Production Corporation distributes its products across major global markets, including the United States, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and member states of the European Union, while maintaining a broad domestic distribution network across Vietnam. The company conducts its manufacturing operations through its centralized production facility located in Nhon Trach District, Dong Nai Province.
In recent corporate and operational developments, the company has undertaken major restructuring initiatives to streamline production capacity and expand into new commercial sectors. Operationally, Nam Hoa consolidated its manufacturing footprint by divesting its Cu Chi factory facility in Ho Chi Minh City and centralizing its core production lines at the Nhon Trach manufacturing hub to reduce overhead and improve cash flow. Strategically, the company diversified into industrial property and facility leasing by establishing a new subsidiary, Nam Hoa Real Estate Investment and Development Joint Stock Company, with a charter capital of VND 68 billion, holding a 95 percent equity interest. Furthermore, the corporation expanded its investment mandate to pursue opportunities in industrial parks, warehousing infrastructure, and urban property development, while optimizing its consolidated subsidiary portfolio, including Mien Que Production and Trading Joint Stock Company, to strengthen operational margins and support long-term growth.