Can Tho Urban Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: UCT) is a Vietnam-based public utility and municipal infrastructure services provider specializing in environmental sanitation, urban greenery management, and public lighting operations. Founded in 1990 as the state-owned Can Tho City Urban Works Company and equitized into a joint-stock corporation in 2015, the company is headquartered in Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City, Vietnam, with the Can Tho City People's Committee serving as its principal shareholder. The company's core operations comprise environmental and sanitation services, including the collection, transportation, and treatment of municipal solid waste, industrial refuse, and hazardous materials; street sweeping, washing, and public area sanitation; and drainage system maintenance and wastewater treatment services. Its urban greenery division provides the planting, nurturing, pruning, and routine upkeep of roadside trees, public gardens, and municipal parks; landscape architecture design and green-space construction; and botanical nursery cultivation. In the public electrical and infrastructure segment, the company manages the installation, operation, maintenance, and technical repair of municipal street lighting networks, architectural decorative illuminations, and traffic light signaling systems. Additionally, the company engages in civil public works construction; technical infrastructure repair; structural demolition and site preparation; municipal funeral and cemetery management services; and specialized vehicle maintenance and automotive repair for municipal utility fleets. The company primarily caters to municipal government bodies, district administrative authorities, commercial enterprises, and residential communities across Can Tho City and the broader Mekong Delta region. In recent developments, Can Tho Urban Joint Stock Company has expanded its municipal utility footprint by securing and executing multi-year urban sanitation and environmental maintenance contracts across key administrative districts, including Ninh Kieu and Binh Thuy. Operationally, the company has undertaken fleet modernization initiatives by investing in specialized waste transportation vehicles and automated sweeping equipment to enhance collection efficiency and meet heightened environmental compliance standards. Furthermore, the company is advancing municipal infrastructure modernization programs through the large-scale transition of urban street lighting networks to energy-efficient LED luminaires and automated control systems, alongside continuing corporate governance adaptations and state ownership restructuring frameworks overseen by local government authorities.