- Sector
- Transportation
- Industry
- Trucking
- Address
- Tuy Hoa Vietnam
- Business
- Phu Yen Town Environment Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based provider of municipal public utility, environmental sanitation, and urban infrastructure maintenance services. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Tuy Hoa City, Phu Yen Province, Vietnam, the company provides a comprehensive portfolio of urban management solutions organized into core operational segments: municipal and industrial waste management, including solid waste collection, transportation, sorting, and landfill disposal; urban sanitation services, including mechanized street sweeping, road washing, construction debris removal, and septic tank pumping; urban green space and landscape engineering, including the design, development, and ongoing maintenance of public parks, median greenery, urban trees, and ceremonial flower displays; horticulture and commercial plant supply, encompassing the propagation and retailing of ornamental plants, shade trees, landscaping shrubs, and lawn turf; municipal infrastructure maintenance, including the upkeep and operation of public lighting systems and urban drainage networks; and auxiliary utility services, comprising funeral transportation services, industrial facility cleaning, and the rental of specialized equipment such as water tanker trucks, elevated platform vehicles, and mobile public restrooms. The company operates primarily across Tuy Hoa City, Dong Hoa Town, and adjacent districts throughout Phu Yen Province, serving municipal administrative authorities, commercial enterprises, industrial facilities, and residential communities. In recent developments, Phu Yen Town Environment Joint Stock Company has expanded its regional service footprint by securing a major multi-year municipal public utility contract spanning through 2027 to manage integrated waste collection, transport, treatment, and greenery maintenance across Dong Hoa Town. In addition, the enterprise has advanced corporate restructuring and valuation procedures in preparation for state capital divestment plans, while continuously modernizing its specialized operational vehicle fleet and broadening coastal sanitation and municipal environmental remediation initiatives across the region.