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- Thanh Hoa Urban Environment and Works Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based public utility and environmental services enterprise primarily engaged in providing comprehensive municipal sanitation, urban greening, and public infrastructure management solutions. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Thanh Hoa City, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, the company serves local government authorities, industrial zones, commercial enterprises, and residential communities throughout Thanh Hoa Province. The company delivers a diverse portfolio of core services, including: municipal solid waste management, encompassing domestic, commercial, and industrial waste collection, transportation, disposal, and landfill operations; urban environmental sanitation, comprising mechanized street sweeping, high-pressure road washing, and public area cleaning; urban forestry and horticulture, covering the cultivation, landscaping, pruning, and maintenance of public parks, roadside trees, and floral displays; public lighting management, involving the installation, maintenance, and operation of urban streetlights, decorative lighting, and traffic illumination networks; drainage and sewerage infrastructure maintenance, including the dredging, cleaning, and upkeep of urban drainage channels, culverts, and sewer lines; cemetery and funeral services, encompassing burial ground administration, maintenance, and funeral support; and municipal civil works, including sidewalk paving, road maintenance, and public works construction. In recent strategic and operational developments, the company has modernized its operational fleet with advanced waste compactor trucks and specialized mechanized cleaning equipment to enhance collection efficiency. The company has also expanded its energy-saving public lighting initiatives by converting conventional fixtures to smart LED systems across Thanh Hoa City, integrated digitized management tools for vehicle route optimization, and adapted its waste processing operations to implement national source-segregation standards across expanding urban and suburban development zones.