EMIVEST FEEDMILL VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED

EMIVEST FEEDMILL VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED (Business ID: 3701642642, Tax Code: 3701642642) is a foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprise operating in Vietnam since 2009. Headquartered at Lot A_11A_CN, Bau Bang Industrial Park, Binh Duong Province, the company is a key player in the manufacturing of animal feed for cattle, poultry, and aquatic animals. It is wholly owned by United Global Resources Limited from Malaysia, marking its deep international investment roots in Vietnam’s growing agricultural sector.

In 2023, EMIVEST FEEDMILL reported total assets of USD 183.72 million, a slight decline of 1.1% compared to the previous year. Its sales reached approximately USD 340.18 million, showing a 5.51% decrease from 2022. Despite the dip in revenue, the company maintained profitability, posting a net profit of USD 5.69 million, although this figure was down 19.52% from the prior year. Owner's equity grew by 3.37%, reaching USD 68.34 million, highlighting the company’s continuing efforts to strengthen its capital base. Positive working capital of USD 36.63 million also ensures good liquidity, allowing the company to maintain operational stability amidst market fluctuations.

The management team is led by Mr. Lau Joo Hong, a Malaysian national serving as General Director, alongside Mr. Lam Thien Duc, a Vietnamese professional holding the position of Chief Accountant. Their leadership has been crucial in steering EMIVEST through periods of growth as well as more challenging market conditions.

EMIVEST FEEDMILL’s operation stretches across the country, with warehouses and branches in Hanoi, Binh Dinh, and Dak Lak, supporting its nationwide distribution and customer base. The company’s activities extend beyond feed production to include poultry hatcheries, breeder farms, and even the manufacturing of veterinary medicines, reflecting a highly integrated agricultural business model.

While EMIVEST FEEDMILL has managed to maintain a solid footprint in Vietnam's competitive feed industry, its slight decline in sales and profitability in 2023 highlights the growing challenges of the agricultural sector. Rising input costs, shifting demand patterns, and increased competition demand that the company continues to innovate and optimize its operations to protect and build upon its strong foundation.