- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Oct 21, 2016
- Business
- Saigon Traffic Construction Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based infrastructure construction and engineering enterprise primarily engaged in the development, maintenance, and rehabilitation of transportation networks and urban civil works. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the company delivers end-to-end transport infrastructure solutions across the southern economic region of Vietnam. The company's core products and services include the construction, reconstruction, and upgrading of urban roads, highways, bridges, and municipal drainage systems; the long-term routine maintenance, structural repair, and operational upkeep of municipal road assets, overpasses, and waterway traffic structures; the production and distribution of construction materials, comprising hot-mix asphalt concrete, ready-mix concrete, precast concrete modules, paving stones, and curbstones; the design, installation, and servicing of traffic safety infrastructure, such as traffic signal systems, illuminated signage, metal guardrails, anti-glare screens, thermo-plastic reflective road markings, and intelligent transportation system (ITS) monitoring hardware; the mechanical fabrication and maintenance of structural steel bridge components and specialized road-building machinery; and comprehensive technical engineering services, including geological surveying, infrastructure design, project appraisal, and construction supervision. The company primarily caters to municipal government departments, transportation management authorities, public utility agencies, and commercial infrastructure developers. In recent developments, the company has actively expanded its contract portfolio by securing major urban road modernization and bridge maintenance packages across Greater Ho Chi Minh City, upgraded its asphalt concrete manufacturing and batching facilities to improve production efficiency and environmental compliance, and restructured its internal project management frameworks and technical divisions to enhance competitiveness in large-scale public infrastructure bidding.