- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Can Tho Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Jan 30, 2019
- Business
- Soc Trang Public Works Joint Stock Company (UPCoM: USD) is a Vietnam-based public utility and municipal services provider primarily engaged in the management, maintenance, and development of urban infrastructure and environmental sanitation services. Established in 2010 following the equitization of its predecessor state-owned urban works enterprise, the company is headquartered in Soc Trang City, Soc Trang Province, Vietnam. The company operates across multiple core business segments, providing a comprehensive portfolio of public utility solutions that includes: solid waste management services comprising municipal and industrial waste collection, transportation, sorting, and landfill treatment; urban environmental sanitation and mechanized street cleaning services; municipal drainage, sewer network maintenance, canal dredging, and wastewater management; public lighting infrastructure services encompassing the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of streetlights, decorative illumination, and traffic signal systems; urban greenery and landscape management, including ornamental tree planting, pruning, park maintenance, and green space conservation; nursery operations specializing in the propagation, cultivation, and supply of seedlings, flowers, and ornamental plants; cemetery management and funeral services encompassing burial plot administration, funeral support, and crematorium operations; and civil engineering, public infrastructure construction, and urban road maintenance. The company primarily serves municipal government agencies, residential communities, commercial businesses, and industrial facilities throughout Soc Trang Province and surrounding areas within the Mekong Delta region. In recent operational developments, the company has executed several modernization and efficiency initiatives, including the phased upgrading of its municipal solid waste collection fleet with modern compaction equipment; the ongoing transition of the provincial public lighting network to energy-efficient smart LED systems; the expansion of mechanized road sweeping coverage across newly developed urban districts; and the broadening of landscape architecture and greenery maintenance contracts to support ongoing provincial urbanization and environmental sustainability mandates.