TOAN PHAT COPPER TUBE JOINT STOCK COMPANY

TOAN PHAT COPPER TUBE JOINT STOCK COMPANY (Vietnamese: CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN ỐNG ĐỒNG TOÀN PHÁT) is a well-known manufacturer in Vietnam's non-ferrous metals sector, primarily engaged in the production and trading of copper tubes for applications in refrigeration, shipping, and construction industries. Legally registered on April 4, 2006, under Business ID 0900246768, the company operates from Pho Noi A Industrial Park, Hung Yen Province, with additional offices in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The company is privately held, with a charter capital of over USD 11.5 million and a workforce of 350 employees

Despite its strong industrial positioning and well-established infrastructure—including multiple offices and factories—no financial performance data (assets, revenue, profit) is reported for the fiscal years 2022 through 2024. This total absence of disclosed figures raises important red flags from a risk management and due diligence perspective. While the company remains listed as "active," the lack of public financial transparency may indicate internal restructuring, reporting delays, or a temporary suspension of operations.

BUI H. P. leads the company as General Director and PHAM T. P. as Chief Accountant. Ownership is heavily concentrated within the Bui family, with BUI Q. C. holding a 35% stake, followed by BUI T. H. M., BUI T. M. H., and BUI H. A. Other minority shareholders include NGO M. D. and unnamed stakeholders.

Strategic Position in Vietnam’s Industrial Supply Chain

TOAN PHAT specializes in a critical component for HVAC and construction—copper tubes—a market closely tied to the real estate and manufacturing sectors. Its role in supplying copper materials makes it part of Vietnam's broader supply chain for industrial growth and export production. The company’s presence in Hung Yen, a key industrial zone near Hanoi, offers logistical advantages for both domestic distribution and international shipping.

However, for potential clients, investors, or lenders, the absence of up-to-date financials limits the ability to assess operational scale, profitability, or creditworthiness. Any engagement should be preceded by formal due diligence, including on-site verification, legal review, and detailed financial disclosures.

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