Hòa Phát Equipment and Accessories Co Ltd sold 3,000 tonnes of steel wire in the domestic and foreign markets South Korea and Laos in the first quarter of 2018.

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Hòa Phát exports steel wire to Laos, Korea

April 10, 2018 - 16:00

Hòa Phát Equipment and Accessories Co Ltd sold 3,000 tonnes of steel wire in the domestic and foreign markets South Korea and Laos in the first quarter of 2018.

The product was certified by Standard Approval Centre No 1 to meet standards of Việt Nam, American Society for Testing and Materials, British Standards Institution of the United Kingdom and Japanese Industrial Standards. — Photo baocongthuong.com.vn
Viet Nam News

HÀ NỘI —Hòa Phát Equipment and Accessories Co Ltd sold 3,000 tonnes of steel wire in the domestic and foreign markets South Korea and Laos in the first quarter of 2018.

The company is a subsidiary of Việt Nam’s leading steel maker, the Hòa Phát Group.

The product was certified by Standard Approval Centre No 1 to meet standards of Việt Nam, American Society for Testing and Materials, British Standards Institution of the United Kingdom and Japanese Industrial Standards.
With nine production lines drawing steel wire and one galvanising line for the first phase, the plant’s capacity is estimated to reach 40,000 tonnes annually.
The group targets a revenue of VNĐ55 trillion (some US$2.42 billion) and an after-tax profit of VNĐ8.05 trillion ($354.6 million) in 2018.
Its accumulated revenue in 2017 reached VNĐ46.8 trillion, posting an increase of 38 per cent year-on-year. After-tax profit also hit a record high of VNĐ8 trillion, surpassing the target by 33 per cent and increasing 21 per cent over the previous year.
The group’s steel business played the key role, contributing to some 90 per cent of its total revenue and after-tax profit.
Last year, Hòa Phát exported some 200,000 tonnes of steel products. They included 161,000 tonnes of steel bars and rolled steel to the United States, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and Cambodia.
With its positive business results, the group contributed VNĐ5 trillion ($220 million) to the State budget in 2017, an increase of 40 per cent from 2016. — VNS 

 

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