Vietnam Expressway Services JSC
UUPCOM:VSE6,800.00
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Vietnam Expressway Services JSC
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- Vietnam Expressway Services Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based transportation infrastructure management and support services provider primarily engaged in the operation, maintenance, and commercial exploitation of national expressways. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam, the company delivers integrated expressway solutions organized into several key operational areas: toll collection management and electronic toll collection (ETC) transaction processing; expressway traffic surveillance, vehicle rescue, and emergency towing services; routine highway maintenance, roadbed repair, and infrastructure upkeep; management, development, and leasing of highway rest stops and service areas; retail fuel distribution, dining, and convenience services for highway motorists; and corridor advertising and billboard leasing along major transit routes. The company serves domestic motorists, commercial transport fleets, logistics operators, and commercial tenants across Vietnam, with major operations spanning strategic expressways such as Cau Gie - Ninh Binh, Noi Bai - Lao Cai, and Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay. In recent developments, the company has completed the comprehensive transition to automated non-stop electronic toll collection across its managed routes in partnership with national ETC providers, upgraded its intelligent transportation system (ITS) camera monitoring networks to enhance traffic regulation, and expanded service station amenities and rest stop modernization initiatives to meet surging interprovincial passenger and freight transit demands.