- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Ha Noi Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jun 5, 2017
- Business
- HOCHIMINH Museum Construction Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: HMS) is a Vietnam-based engineering, construction, and property development enterprise. Established in 1975 as Construction Company 75808 and headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam, the company operates across the construction, real estate, manufacturing, and commercial leasing sectors. The company offers a diversified portfolio of products and services that include: civil and commercial building construction, comprising residential high-rises, commercial office complexes, government headquarters, airport terminals, and national cultural monuments; industrial and civil infrastructure engineering, including industrial manufacturing plants, industrial park facilities, transport infrastructure, bridges, and water management systems; real estate development and asset management, involving residential housing projects, commercial office leasing at HCMCC Building, industrial cluster developments, and hospitality lodging services; building materials manufacturing and supply, featuring refractory products, clay-based construction materials, precast concrete elements, fabricated metal structures, and mechanical engineering assemblies; and project engineering support, encompassing architectural planning, structural design, project supervision, technical consultancy, and interior and exterior installation works. In recent developments, the company has pursued strategic joint-venture partnerships, including collaboration with TTT Real Estate Investment Joint Stock Company to advance mixed-use residential and commercial developments in Hung Yen province, alongside advancing investments in the Pham Ngu Lao - Nghia Dan industrial cluster. The company has also reinforced its corporate governance through the reappointment of senior executive leadership, updated its registered business capital structure to 109.19 billion Vietnamese dong, and maintained shareholder capital return programs through consecutive annual cash dividend distributions.