NEW HOPE BINH PHUOC LIVESTOCK COMPANY LIMITED

NEW HOPE BINH PHUOC LIVESTOCK COMPANY LIMITED (Vietnamese: CÔNG TY TNHH CHĂN NUÔI NEW HOPE BÌNH PHƯỚC, short name: NEW HOPE BINH PHUOC LIVESTOCK CO., LTD) is an active foreign-invested one-member limited liability company operating in Vietnam’s industrial livestock sector. The company is legally registered under Business ID (TIN): 3801167359 and is headquartered at Hung Phat Hamlet, Tan Hung Commune, Hon Quan District, Binh Phuoc Province, Vietnam. 

Positioned as part of the regional expansion of the New Hope group, NEW HOPE BINH PHUOC LIVESTOCK COMPANY LIMITED focuses primarily on the raising and breeding of pigs, serving Vietnam’s fast-growing protein demand. Beyond core pig farming, the company is licensed for a broad range of integrated agri-activities, including feed manufacturing, meat processing, mixed crop-livestock farming, veterinary services, agricultural R&D, and wholesale of agricultural raw materials and food products. This structure reflects a vertically integrated model designed to control biosecurity, input quality, and production efficiency.

From a governance standpoint, the company is led by ZHANG X. J., serving as General Director. Ownership is 100% FDI, held by NEW HOPE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD, confirming its role as a wholly controlled overseas subsidiary. The workforce of approximately 600 employees supports large-scale farm operations and associated technical functions in Binh Phuoc, a province increasingly favored for industrial livestock investments due to land availability and proximity to southern consumption centers. 

Financially, the company records total assets of USD 139.49 million, sales of USD 84.14 million, and equity of USD 40.58 million. Working capital stands at USD 12.46 million, while profit is reported at USD -441,237, indicating a loss position. This profile suggests a capital-intensive livestock operator with a strong asset base and scale, but earnings that remain sensitive to hog price cycles, feed costs, disease management, and market volatility—a typical pattern in industrial pig farming.

From a risk and due diligence perspective, counterparties should look beyond revenue size and focus on cost structure, biosecurity controls, related-party transactions within the New Hope group, and capital support mechanisms. Loss-making periods do not necessarily indicate structural weakness, but they do underline the importance of cycle-adjusted analysis in the livestock sector.

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