- Sector
- Consumer services
- Industry
- Hotels/Resorts/Cruise lines
- Address
- Lang Son Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jun 28, 2010
- Business
- Lang Son Tourism and Import - Export Joint Stock Company (TOCOLIMEX) is a Vietnam-based company primarily engaged in hospitality management, travel services, specialty beverage manufacturing, and commercial trading. The company operates through three principal business segments: Hospitality and Tourism Services, Beverage Production, and Commercial Import-Export Trading. Its comprehensive product and service portfolio includes hotel accommodations, lodging operations, catering, and event hosting services across properties such as the Hoa Sim Hotel, Tan Thanh Hotel, Mau Son Guesthouse, and Nam Kai Restaurant; domestic tour package operations, sightseeing excursions, travel itinerary planning, and passenger transportation services; alcoholic beverage distillation, bottling, and distribution, specifically the manufacturing and marketing of traditional Mau Son wine (Rượu Mẫu Sơn) through its specialized Mau Son Wine Enterprise; and border-gate commercial trading, wholesale and retail merchandise distribution, consumer goods import-export, and regional agricultural commodity commerce supported by its Bac Son Commercial Center and retail branch network. The company primarily caters to domestic and international travelers, corporate clients, dining patrons, and commercial retail distributors across Lang Son Province and the northern border economic corridor of Vietnam. Originally established on April 14, 1989, as Lang Son Tourism Company and equitized into a joint-stock entity in 2005, the company is headquartered in Lang Son City, Lang Son Province, Vietnam, and is listed on the UPCoM exchange under the ticker symbol DXL. In recent operational developments over the past one to two years, the company has undertaken strategic restructuring initiatives to optimize its property management and hospitality operations, renovated and modernized facilities across its flagship accommodation assets, expanded regional wholesale distribution networks for its proprietary Mau Son wine product lines, and realigned its commercial trading workflows to capitalize on revitalized cross-border trade flows and tourism growth following the normalization of Vietnam-China border gate activities.