GIAO HANG TIET KIEM JOINT STOCK COMPANY (GHTK) stands out as one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing logistics and delivery companies. Founded on May 21, 2013, and headquartered in the VTV Building on Pham Hung Street, Hanoi, GHTK has swiftly scaled its operations to employ over 30,000 staff nationwide, with branches in major cities including Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Da Lat. The company operates under a joint stock structure and remains privately held, with its ownership divided between domestic shareholders (58%) and Parcel Delivery Services (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., having a significant 42% stake, underscoring strong international investor confidence in its business model.

According to the latest Company Report from Vanguard Business Information LLC (VBI), GHTK demonstrated robust financial health in 2023 despite slight revenue fluctuation. The company reported total assets of USD 177.76 million, an 8.03% increase from the previous year, while owner’s equity rose impressively by 15.45% to USD 100.48 million. Although total sales dropped by 1.3% to USD 350.06 million, net profit grew modestly by 1.8%, reaching USD 25.8 million. These indicators suggest that while revenue growth temporarily plateaued, operational efficiency and profitability continued to improve—important signs of business resilience often highlighted in VBI’s Risk Management evaluations.

At the leadership level, Mr. Pham Hong Quan serves as General Director, steering the company through a rapidly evolving e-commerce and delivery landscape. GHTK’s focus on integrating technology with logistics services is reflected in its registered business activities, which include transportation and warehousing, web portals, data hosting, and programming activities. VBI’s Business Verification Service confirms GHTK’s credibility as a trusted logistics partner in Vietnam’s competitive market.

With its strategic ownership mix, solid financial foundation, and innovative service lines, GIAO HANG TIET KIEM JOINT STOCK COMPANY is poised to maintain its growth momentum and remain a vital player in Vietnam’s digital economy.