TAN DINH IMPORT EXPORT JOINT STOCK COMPANY

TAN DINH IMPORT EXPORT JOINT STOCK COMPANY is a long-established private joint stock enterprise in Ho Chi Minh City, operating under the Vietnamese name CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN XUẤT NHẬP KHẨU TÂN ĐỊNH. The company was founded in May 1999, giving it more than 26 years of operating history, and it remains active. Its tax code (Business ID / TIN) is 0301717873, and its head office is located at No. 253 Hoang Van Thu Street, Ward 2, Tan Binh District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Although its historical name suggests a trading orientation, TAN DINH IMPORT EXPORT JOINT STOCK COMPANY’s current core business is centered on the trading and leasing of its own or rented property and land use rights, with a particular focus on office leasing. This reflects a strategic evolution from traditional import–export activities toward stable, asset-backed real estate income, a shift commonly observed among long-standing urban enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City.

From a financial perspective, the company shows a conservative but resilient profile. In FY2023, total assets declined to approximately USD 46.2 million, continuing a multi-year balance-sheet contraction. Net sales reached USD 87.6 million, down about 12% year on year, while profit after tax stood at USD 1.18 million, slightly lower than the previous year. Notably, owner’s equity increased sharply to USD 11.8 million, up nearly 64%, driven by retained earnings and balance-sheet restructuring. Working capital improved significantly to USD 23.1 million, strengthening short-term liquidity and operational stability.

In terms of governance, the company is chaired by Huynh T. L., with financial oversight managed by Chief Accountant Nguyen T. Q. The shareholder structure includes a strategic stake held by Thanh Thanh Cong – Bien Hoa Joint Stock Company, which owns approximately 41.65%, alongside other domestic shareholders. Overall, TAN DINH IMPORT EXPORT JOINT STOCK COMPANY represents a mature, asset-based enterprise with stable cash-generation capacity, making it a relevant subject for counterparty assessment, property-related due diligence, and long-term credit evaluation in Vietnam’s urban real estate and leasing sector.