Hung Phat Ha Bac Chemical Joint Stock Co
UUPCOM:HPH14,500.00
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Hung Phat Ha Bac Chemical Joint Stock Co
UPCOM:HPH
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- Hung Phat Ha Bac Chemical Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based chemical manufacturing, trading, and logistics enterprise specializing in the production, wholesale supply, and distribution of basic industrial chemicals and compressed gases. The company operates through distinct product and service segments, offering liquid and anhydrous ammonia (NH3) for industrial and agricultural applications; compressed and liquefied gases, including liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, argon, and industrial carbon dioxide (CO2); inorganic chemical compounds, such as hydrochloric acid (HCl), sulfuric acid (H2SO4), and liquid chlorine (Cl2); specialized chemical packaging and secure hazardous material storage services; and specialized overland chemical logistics utilizing dedicated bulk tanker trucks and certified containment vessels. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Bac Giang City, Bac Giang Province, Vietnam, the company primarily serves domestic industrial manufacturing facilities, fertilizer producers, water treatment utilities, and metallurgical plants across Northern and Central Vietnam. The company is listed on the UPCoM market under the ticker symbol HPH. In recent operational developments, Hung Phat Ha Bac Chemical Joint Stock Company has undertaken strategic initiatives to expand its logistics and storage footprint, including upgrading its specialized chemical tanker fleet to satisfy tightened safety standards, expanding bulk chemical distribution contracts within regional industrial manufacturing zones, and modernizing storage terminal infrastructure to strengthen supply chain efficiency and enhance third-party warehousing capacity.