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- HUD4 Investment and Construction Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based company primarily engaged in real estate development, civil and industrial construction, and industrial park infrastructure operations. The company operates across four main business segments: Real Estate Development, Construction and Installation, Industrial Infrastructure Management, and Building Materials and Technical Services. In its Real Estate Development segment, the company invests in, builds, and commercializes residential properties, master-planned urban areas, and social housing projects, with key developments including the Song Do Eco-Urban Area in Sam Son, the South Thanh Hoa Urban Area, the Phu Son low-income housing complex, and the Happy Building residential project; in its Construction and Installation segment, it provides general contracting, engineering, and civil works for residential buildings, industrial facilities, transportation networks, irrigation systems, and public technical infrastructure; in its Industrial Infrastructure Management segment, the company develops, leases, and manages industrial real estate assets, primarily focusing on the infrastructure development, utility provisioning, and land subleasing of Zone B in Bim Son Industrial Park; in its Building Materials and Technical Services segment, the company manufactures, trades, and distributes construction materials, while offering project management, investment consulting, real estate brokerage, and architectural design services. Founded in 1978 as a construction supply station and transformed into a joint stock company in 2004, HUD4 operates as an affiliate of the state-owned Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUD Group) under the Ministry of Construction. The company is headquartered in Thanh Hoa City, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, and focuses its operations across northern and central Vietnam. In recent developments, HUD4 has actively advanced land subleasing agreements and infrastructure expansions at Bim Son Industrial Park Zone B, progressed the development and legal compliance milestones for the flagship Song Do Eco-Urban township, and approved corporate financing plans to expand its charter capital from VND 150 billion up to VND 500 billion across 2026–2027 to reinforce capital capacity for ongoing and upcoming real estate and infrastructure projects.