Tanbien Rubber Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: RTB) is a Vietnam-based agribusiness enterprise primarily engaged in the cultivation, harvesting, processing, and distribution of natural rubber and rubberwood products. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam, the company operates as a key operating subsidiary of the Vietnam Rubber Group (VRG). The company manages integrated plantation estates and processing plants serving domestic industrial clients and international export markets across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
The company's core operations and product portfolio comprise: technically specified natural rubber grades, including SVR 3L, SVR 5, SVR 10, SVR 20, SVR CV50, SVR CV60, and SVR L; concentrated centrifuged latex, including High Ammonia (HA) and Low Ammonia (LA) grades; Ribbed Smoked Sheet (RSS) rubber; skim block and crepe rubber; processed rubberwood timber, sawn lumber, and wooden secondary products; rubber seedling propagation and agricultural technical consulting; as well as industrial land leasing and infrastructure development services.
In recent developments, Tanbien Rubber Joint Stock Company has advanced several strategic, operational, and structural initiatives. The company has expanded cross-border output through its primary overseas subsidiary, Tanbien - Kampong Thom Rubber Joint Stock Company in Cambodia, scaling commercial tapping surface area and upgrading automated latex processing line capacity. In line with global market sustainability requirements, the company has implemented sustainable forest management standards (PEFC/VFCS) across its plantations and modernized its environmental treatment systems to lower carbon emissions. Furthermore, in coordination with Vietnam Rubber Group's regional development orientation, Tanbien Rubber is advancing strategic plans to repurpose designated agricultural land banks in Tay Ninh Province into high-tech industrial park infrastructure and logistics zones, while maintaining comprehensive replanting cycles with high-yielding clone varieties to maximize long-term plantation productivity.