- CEO
- Tai Van Tran
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- Son La Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jun 11, 2021
- Business
- Song Da 7.04 JSC is a Vietnam-based construction and engineering enterprise primarily engaged in the development of hydropower facilities, civil and industrial infrastructure, and the manufacturing of construction materials. The company operates through specialized business segments encompassing Construction and Installation, Building Materials, Mechanical Engineering, and Equipment Leasing and Logistics. Its comprehensive portfolio of products and services includes the civil and structural construction of hydroelectric power plants, dams, tunnels, penstocks, and thermal power stations; the construction of municipal and transport infrastructure, such as highways, bridges, and irrigation networks; the quarrying, processing, and commercial supply of crushed stone, construction sand, and mineral aggregates; the production and distribution of ready-mix concrete, dry mortars, and precast concrete structural components; the fabrication, erection, and maintenance of hydro-mechanical assemblies, industrial pipelines, steel structures, and electrical systems; and the provision of heavy earthmoving machinery rental, equipment maintenance, and cargo transport services. Founded in 2007 as part of Song Da Corporation and traded on the UPCoM exchange under the ticker symbol S74, the company is headquartered in Muong La District, Son La Province, Vietnam. Song Da 7.04 JSC serves energy utilities, government agencies, and industrial developers, with operations concentrated across northern Vietnam, particularly in the provinces of Son La, Lai Chau, and Dien Bien. In recent operational and corporate developments, the company has executed comprehensive financial and organizational restructurings to manage balance-sheet constraints following the conclusion of major national hydropower initiatives. These recent changes include the divestment of surplus heavy machinery and non-core assets, the restructuring of outstanding bank liabilities, and a strategic pivot toward mid-scale civil engineering, municipal infrastructure repair, and aggregate processing contracts to strengthen operational stability and working capital.