- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Feb 4, 2015
- Business
- Hydraulics Construction Corporation No.4 is a Vietnam-based construction and engineering company primarily engaged in the development of hydraulic, irrigation, and civil infrastructure projects. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the company operates across several core business segments, including hydraulic and civil construction, transportation infrastructure development, construction material manufacturing, engineering consultancy, and real estate management. Its principal products and services encompass the general contracting and engineering construction of large-scale dams, reservoirs, irrigation canal systems, hydropower plants, pumping stations, and flood control dykes; civil and industrial construction, comprising commercial complexes, residential housing developments, and manufacturing facilities; transportation infrastructure construction, including highways, bridges, rural roadways, and port facilities; manufacturing and distribution of precast concrete components, ready-mix concrete, quarry aggregates, and specialized mechanical steel structures for hydraulic works; and technical surveying, project design, construction supervision, and project management consultancy services. The company primarily serves government bodies, public utilities, municipal authorities, and private industrial developers across Vietnam, with major operational presence across the Central Highlands, South Central Coast, and Southern regions. In recent operational developments, Hydraulics Construction Corporation No.4 has implemented strategic restructuring initiatives across its corporate operations and subsidiaries to improve financial stability, optimize capital allocation, and mitigate headwinds associated with construction material price fluctuations. In addition, the company has repositioned its commercial focus to target major state-funded public investment contracts in regional flood mitigation, agricultural irrigation upgrades, and national transport infrastructure networks while streamlining its non-core asset portfolio to enhance operational efficiency.