LAI THIEU FEED MILL CO.,LTD

LAI THIEU FEED MILL CO., LTD (CÔNG TY TNHH THỨC ĂN GIA SÚC LÁI THIÊU) was established on April 5, 1997, and operates as a privately held limited liability company under Business ID: 3700149709, issued by the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Finance. The company’s head office is at No. 48B, Hoa Long Quarter, Lai Thieu Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, with additional branches in Dong Nai Province, including  Dau Giay Industrial Park and Nha Bich Commune facilities.

The company specializes in the manufacture of animal feeds for cattle, poultry, and aquatic species, a core business it has maintained for nearly three decades. Its diversified activities also include animal farming, meat and seafood processing, and the wholesale of agricultural raw materials, enabling it to remain competitive and adaptable in Vietnam’s fast-evolving livestock and aquaculture feed market.

LAI THIEU FEED MILL CO., LTD has a charter and paid-up capital of USD 36.97 million and employs approximately 450 staff members. The company is chaired and managed by Ms. Nguyen T. K. A., with significant ownership also held by Ms. Nguyen T. K. N., Ms. Nguyen T. K. N., and Ms. Nguyen T. K. S., each owning about 12.5% of the company’s equity.

In 2023, the company recorded total assets of USD 57.05 million, marking an 8.09% increase compared to the previous year, and equity of USD 38.36 million, up 1.16%. Sales revenue reached USD 106.67 million, a 7.59% decline year-on-year, but net profit rose by 79.66% to USD 438,600. Meanwhile, working capital improved by 10.42%, reaching USD 6.82 million, showing effective liquidity management and solid financial control.

Despite a modest decrease in sales, the company’s rising profit margin reflects better operational efficiency and cost management amid fluctuating raw material prices. With stable ownership, strong capitalization, and nearly three decades of experience, LAI THIEU FEED MILL CO., LTD continues to be one of the reliable domestic producers in Vietnam’s animal feed sector, contributing to the development of the country’s agriculture and food supply chain.