Son La Water Supply Joint Stock Co
UUPCOM:NSL15,500.00
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Son La Water Supply Joint Stock Co
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- Son La Water Supply Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: NSL) is a Vietnam-based utility company primarily engaged in the production, purification, and distribution of clean water for municipal, residential, commercial, and industrial consumers. The company operates through multiple core business segments, offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and services that include: clean tap water processing, treatment, and pipeline distribution sourced from regional surface water and groundwater systems; operation, management, and routine maintenance of municipal water treatment plants, pumping stations, and distribution pipe networks; construction, installation, and repair of civil water supply, drainage, and sewerage infrastructure; installation, testing, and replacement of industrial and household water metering equipment; technical design, survey, and consulting services for municipal hydraulic and plumbing engineering projects; and wholesale and retail trading of specialized water supply equipment, pipeline components, plumbing fittings, water meters, and water treatment chemicals. Headquartered in Son La City, Son La Province, Vietnam, the company was originally established in 1963 and operates predominantly across Son La City and surrounding provincial districts. In recent years, Son La Water Supply Joint Stock Company has executed several operational and strategic developments, including the extensive expansion and upgrading of its primary distribution pipelines to extend clean water coverage into suburban and rural areas across districts such as Moc Chau, Mai Son, and Thuan Chau; the modernization of water treatment facilities through the integration of automated supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) monitoring systems; the phased transition toward electronic and smart telemetry water meters to lower non-revenue water loss; and the implementation of digitalized billing and customer management platforms to enhance operational efficiency and service reliability.