- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Haiphong Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Nov 21, 2016
- Business
- Hai Phong Waterway Joint Stock Co (UPCoM: HPW), operating primarily as Hai Phong Water Joint Stock Company, is a Vietnam-based utility company engaged in the production, purification, distribution, and infrastructure management of potable water and related civil works. The company's core operations encompass a comprehensive range of products and services, including: the extraction, treatment, purification, and centralized piped distribution of clean water for domestic, commercial, institutional, and industrial end-users; the engineering, construction, laying, rehabilitation, and maintenance of clean water transmission mains, distribution pipe networks, and urban drainage infrastructure; the installation, verification, calibration, and maintenance of consumer and bulk water metering devices; the wholesale and retail supply of specialized water pipes, fittings, pumps, valves, and water treatment chemical agents; the provision of surveying, feasibility studies, technical design, engineering supervision, and consultancy for water supply and wastewater management projects; and the production and distribution of bottled purified drinking water. The company conducts its business operations primarily throughout Hai Phong City and surrounding industrial zones and suburban districts in northern Vietnam. Originally established in 1905 during the development of municipal water facilities in the region and later restructured as a joint stock enterprise, the company is headquartered in Hai Phong, Vietnam. In recent developments, the company has executed strategic capacity expansions and technological modernizations across its key water treatment plants, notably the An Duong, Vat Cach, and Cau Nguyet water treatment facilities, to accommodate accelerating urban development and industrial demand. Additionally, the company has expanded its network coverage across major industrial parks including the Dinh Vu-Cat Hai Economic Zone and suburban residential districts, while integrating digital transformation measures such as geographic information system (GIS) network mapping, automated smart metering infrastructure, and streamlined digital billing management systems.