NGUYEN MINH INOX MANUFACTURING TRADING AND INVESTMENT JOINT STOCK COMPANY

NGUYEN MINH INOX MANUFACTURING TRADING AND INVESTMENT JOINT STOCK COMPANY (CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN SẢN XUẤT – THƯƠNG MẠI – ĐẦU TƯ INOX NGUYỄN MINH) operates under Business ID 0313559854 and is headquartered at Lots D1-9 to D1-22, Vĩnh Lộc 2 Industrial Park, Long Hiệp Commune, Bến Lức District, Long An Province. With nearly a decade of continuous operation since its establishment in 2015, the company has become a well-known name in southern Vietnam’s stainless-steel and metal-fabrication industry, supported by a workforce of 300 employees. 

As a privately held joint-stock company, NGUYEN MINH INOX maintains a charter capital of USD 62.65 million, fully paid-up as required by law. The enterprise is led by General Director Nguyen M. V., who also owns half of the company’s shares. The remaining ownership is held by Vietnamese shareholders, including Tran N. L. with 39% and Nguyen M. H. with 11%, reflecting a stable, concentrated shareholding structure that has remained consistent over recent years.

The company’s core business activities include the manufacture of iron, steel, and cast-iron products; machining; metal treatment; coating services; and the wholesale of metal materials. In addition to production operations, the business license covers machinery repair, building completion services, installation of electrical and plumbing systems, demolition and site preparation, road transport, and the trading of fuels, metals, and construction supplies. This extensive legal scope demonstrates a company designed to operate flexibly across both industrial manufacturing and supporting construction-service fields.

Financially, NGUYEN MINH INOX shows a mixed picture, with total assets falling sharply to USD 141.97 million in 2024 and revenue dropping by more than one-third to USD 63.71 million. Most notably, the company reported a loss of USD 1.22 million, marking a significant reversal from previous years. Working capital also turned profoundly negative at USD –11.13 million, indicating ongoing liquidity strain. Despite these challenges, equity remains solid at USD 61.95 million, reflecting substantial capitalization and long-term investment in fixed assets.

For suppliers, banks, and trading partners, these contrasting signals highlight the need for careful credit assessment. Declining assets, falling revenue, and negative working capital should be closely monitored, particularly in a sector exposed to price volatility, intense competition, and high operating costs. At the same time, the company’s strong equity base and long-term industrial presence suggest enduring operational capability.

Readers who require more profound insights into liquidity, debt obligations, payment behavior, or year-to-year financial risks should obtain the updated VNBIS report covering 2024–2025. The full report provides enhanced financial analysis, credit-risk scoring, litigation screening, ownership validation, and recommended credit guidelines — essential information for making informed and secure business decisions regarding NGUYEN MINH INOX MANUFACTURING TRADING AND INVESTMENT JOINT STOCK COMPANY.