- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Food: major diversified
- Address
- Ha Noi Vietnam
- IPO Date
- May 24, 2018
- Business
- 22 Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based enterprise primarily engaged in the processing of food rations and the manufacturing of mechanical equipment, metalware, and logistics supplies. Founded on December 22, 1970, as the 22 Food Processing Enterprise under the General Department of Logistics of the Vietnam Ministry of National Defence and converted into a joint stock company in 2007, the company is headquartered in Long Bien District, Hanoi, Vietnam, and is listed on the UPCoM exchange under the ticker symbol C22. The company operates across multiple business divisions, providing: compressed dry food rations and nutritional energy bars marketed under product lines including BB702, Bay, Dream Business, Golfman, HappyLife, Huong Que, and Quan Nhu, packaged in standard bars and portable mini formats; processed food products and confectionery for defense personnel and civilian retail; commercial and institutional catering equipment, including mechanical steam boiler stoves, K20 oil-fired cooking ranges, squad field stoves, rice warming units, food distribution counters, and mobile serving carts; barracks furniture and stainless steel metalware, such as round dining tables, K14 tables, stackable chairs, double-deck bunk beds, and kitchen utensils; military uniform accessories, metal insignias, and logistics accoutrements; and industrial water treatment systems alongside early childhood education services. The company serves military units, governmental bodies, industrial enterprises, and retail consumer markets across Vietnam, with expanding outreach to regional export markets. Recent company developments include the modernization of production lines through the implementation of automated stainless steel polishing equipment, CNC cutting and bending machinery, and hydraulic presses; the strategic expansion of consumer-oriented dietary food rations and eco-friendly water purification systems; the regular execution of shareholder return programs, including a cash dividend distribution in 2026 for the 2025 fiscal year; and corporate governance adjustments involving board member appointments and corporate charter amendments ratified during recent shareholder meetings.