EVN International Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based power and energy enterprise primarily engaged in investing in power generation assets, developing cross-border energy infrastructure, and providing engineering and technical consultancy services for the electrical power sector. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Da Nang, Vietnam, the company was established under the sponsorship of Vietnam Electricity (EVN) alongside key national corporations to drive domestic and regional power investments. The company operates through three principal business segments: Power Generation Investment, Engineering Consultancy and Project Management, and Technical Services and Equipment Commerce. Its core products and services include the investment, development, and operational co-management of hydropower and renewable energy facilities; engineering design, survey, feasibility studies, and technical appraisals for energy projects; construction supervision and project management for power generation stations, electrical substations, and high-voltage transmission lines; testing, calibration, and commissioning of electrical equipment; operational maintenance and technical diagnostic services for power plants; and the trading, procurement, and supply of specialized electrical machinery, equipment, and components. Geographically, the company focuses its operations on Vietnam and the Greater Mekong Subregion, maintaining notable cross-border investments such as its equity participation in the Lower Sesan 2 Hydropower Project in Cambodia. In recent operational developments, EVN International Joint Stock Company has expanded its technical consulting and project supervision services to support wind, solar, and grid modernization projects aligned with Vietnam's National Power Development Plan VIII (PDP8). The company has also enhanced its strategic service partnerships with domestic power project developers, broadened its technical testing capabilities for industrial energy systems, and optimized its capital structure and dividend receipts from its overseas power generation joint ventures.