LINH HUONG PRODUCTION TRADING COMPANY LIMITED (CÔNG TY TNHH MỘT THÀNH VIÊN SẢN XUẤT THƯƠNG MẠI LINH HƯƠNG) is a privately owned Vietnamese enterprise with over 22 years of experience in the rubber and plastics manufacturing sector. Founded on September 9, 2002, and headquartered in Village 8, Long Hưng Commune, Phú Riềng District, Bình Phước Province, the company operates under the Business ID and Tax Code 3800238046. It is legally structured as a one-member limited liability company and is solely owned and led by Ms. Hoàng Thị Hương, who also serves as its Director.

With a registered and fully paid charter capital of over USD 12.32 million, CÔNG TY TNHH MỘT THÀNH VIÊN SẢN XUẤT THƯƠNG MẠI LINH HƯƠNG employs approximately 200 staff and maintains an operational branch in Phước Hòa Village, also in Bình Phước. The company’s core business focuses on the production and trading of synthetic rubber and plastic in primary forms, supported by a wide array of registered activities including construction, quarrying, warehousing, and agricultural wholesale.

In 2024, the company reported a dramatic turnaround. Total assets surged to USD 65.88 million—a 73.8% increase from the prior year. Revenue also climbed steeply, reaching USD 254.32 million, up 43.05% year-over-year. Most notably, net profit rebounded to USD 417,871 after two consecutive years of substantial losses, marking a remarkable 110.28% growth. Owner’s equity rose to USD 5.77 million, an increase of 7.39%, though the company still faces a negative working capital of USD -6.58 million, signaling liquidity constraints.

Despite these financial headwinds, LINH HUONG PRODUCTION TRADING COMPANY LIMITED has demonstrated resilience and strong recovery potential. Its rapid revenue growth and return to profitability reflect improved operational efficiency and possibly favorable market dynamics in the synthetic rubber industry. The company’s vertically integrated business model, spanning from manufacturing to real estate and construction, adds to its long-term strategic flexibility. Going forward, managing cash flow and stabilizing equity growth will be crucial for sustaining momentum.