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- Thai Nguyen Water Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: TNW) is a Vietnam-based public utility enterprise primarily engaged in the production, transmission, and distribution of clean water for municipal, residential, commercial, and industrial use across Thai Nguyen Province. The company manages an integrated water infrastructure and operational network, encompassing multiple water treatment plants and distribution facilities such as Tuc Duyen, Tich Luong, Song Cong, Dai Tu, Trai Cau, Vo Nhai, and Nam Nui Coc. Its comprehensive service and product portfolio comprises clean piped water supply services for households, administrative agencies, commercial businesses, and manufacturing facilities; the production and distribution of bottled purified water and non-alcoholic beverages; civil and technical engineering consultancy, design, survey, construction supervision, and turnkey installation of water supply, wastewater treatment, and drainage pipeline networks; testing, calibration, and maintenance services for water metering apparatus; and the wholesale trade and commercial distribution of specialized water industry materials, including water treatment chemicals, pumps, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and ductile iron piping systems, meters, valves, and related technical plumbing fittings.
Headquartered in Thai Nguyen City, Vietnam, the enterprise traces its origins to the establishment of the Thai Nguyen Water Plant in 1962, subsequently restructuring and equitizing as a joint stock company in 2010 before listing its shares on the UPCoM exchange in 2017. Geographically, its core operations span key urban and industrial centers in northeastern Vietnam, serving Thai Nguyen City, Song Cong City, Pho Yen City, and surrounding districts including Dai Tu, Phu Luong, Phu Binh, and Vo Nhai.
In recent operational and strategic developments, Thai Nguyen Water Joint Stock Company has advanced a multi-year capital investment program through the first quarter of 2027 valued at approximately VND 205 billion across seven core construction and transmission line projects aimed at scaling treatment capacity and extending clean water coverage to high-growth industrial clusters and emerging residential zones. Recent upgrades also encompass extensive modernization of provincial distribution infrastructure, featuring the transition of legacy pipeline networks to advanced HDPE piping to minimize non-revenue water loss, alongside the integration of digital telemetry and automated network management systems. Concurrently, the company has undertaken ongoing ownership rebalancing and corporate governance updates, including significant equity share transactions by institutional investors such as Dong A International Group, while sustaining regular cash dividend distributions to public shareholders.