SON HA SPICE AND FLAVORINGS COMPANY LIMITED
ActiveSON HA SPICE AND FLAVORINGS COMPANY LIMITED
ActiveSON HA SPICE AND FLAVORINGS COMPANY LIMITED
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SON HA Spice and Flavorings Company Limited is a long-established spice processing enterprise based in Bac Ninh Province, operating for more than two decades in Vietnam’s agricultural and food-processing sector. The company focuses primarily on processing and exporting spices such as pepper, garlic, cinnamon, anise, turmeric, and other flavoring products, positioning itself firmly in the mid-to-upper segment of the global spice value chain.
From a financial perspective, SON HA stands out for its strong balance sheet and solid profitability. The company reports a sizable asset base, high equity capitalization, and notably substantial working capital, indicating a healthy liquidity position. While sales moderated in the most recent year, profit rebounded sharply, suggesting improved cost control, product mix optimization, or pricing power in export markets. This combination of stable scale and rising profitability distinguishes SON HA from many volume-driven spice traders.
Operationally, the company benefits from a vertically oriented model that combines processing capabilities with agricultural activities and a multi-location footprint across northern Vietnam. This structure may help secure raw material supply and meet increasingly strict quality and traceability requirements from international buyers. The firm’s status as a foreign-invested enterprise also points to global standards in management practices and production systems, which are often a critical factor for long-term export competitiveness.
However, several strategic questions remain relevant for partners, lenders, and buyers. How sustainable is the recent profit growth if global spice prices or demand soften? To what extent does the company rely on a limited number of export markets or key customers? How resilient is its supply chain amid climate risks and tightening food-safety regulations? And how does ownership concentration influence strategic decision-making and capital allocation?
These are not issues that headline figures alone can fully answer. For clients seeking a clearer understanding of SON HA’s operational resilience, risk exposure, and long-term competitiveness, an updated and comprehensive company report would provide deeper insight into financial quality, governance structure, market dependence, and regulatory risk.
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-48.29%
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Financial Performance
| Assets | 69.50% |
| Owner’s Equity | -22.06% |
| Working Capital | 12.32% |
| Net Worth | -85.55% |
| Sales | 18.27% |
| Operating income | 7.34% |
| EBIT | 89.31% |
| Gross Profit Margin | 62.18% |
| Debt to EBITDA | 5.17% |