PP Pack Making Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: HPB), operating under the trade name HAIPAC, is a Vietnam-based industrial packaging manufacturer primarily engaged in the design, fabrication, and commercial distribution of polypropylene woven packaging, paper-plastic composite packaging, and flexible industrial containment solutions. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Hai Phong, Vietnam, the company produces and markets an extensive range of packaging products, including laminated biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) woven bags for animal feed, fertilizer, sugar, rice, and agricultural food products; kraft-polypropylene (KP) and kraft-polypropylene-kraft (KPK) multi-wall pasted valve bags engineered for Portland cement and construction materials; circular tubular and flat woven PP fabric rolls; polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) inner liner films; corrugated and rigid paper packaging containers; and virgin and compound plastic resins. The company operates multiple production facilities covering more than 50,000 square meters equipped with automated extrusion, weaving, and printing machinery from Austria-based Starlinger, supporting an aggregate annual capacity exceeding 100 million packaging units. PP Pack Making JSC serves diverse domestic and international business-to-business clients across the agriculture, animal nutrition, chemical, and building material sectors, supplying domestic enterprises such as Chinfon Haiphong Cement, Lafarge, and Van Dien Fertilizer, while exporting products to regional markets across Asia, Europe, and the Americas through its primary hub in Hai Phong and its subsidiary operations in Binh Duong Province. In recent operational and corporate developments, the company achieved record financial performance driven by expanded domestic supply contracts and enhanced line automation efficiencies, culminating in historical peak net profits; executed a landmark 100% cash dividend distribution to shareholders in 2026; broadened high-tenacity laminated film packaging lines to accommodate increasing demand from export-oriented agricultural processors; and advanced modern production line retrofits to expand output of recyclable and high-durability composite industrial bags.