During over 30 years of operation since 1993, Lam Son Construction and Trade Company Limited has affirmed its capacity in both construction and commercial sectors.

The leader of Lam Son Construction and Trade Company Limited donates 2 billion VND (75,832 USD) for the province’s social welfare activities.

To achieve such results, the company has always made great efforts and pioneered in technology innovation, investing in machinery and equipment, applying initiatives and technical improvements.

Besides, it has strived to expand markets and practiced thrift in combination with training and improving professional qualifications and skills of its staff and employees, contributing to building a strong and capable workforce.

The company’s revenue and profit increases year on year against the set targets and it has consistently fulfilled its tax obligations to the state.

The workers are well taken care of with full insurance contributions. The company currently has more than 300 employees with an average monthly income of over 10 million VND (379 USD) per person.

Staying committed to sustainable development targets, the company does not measure success only by profits, but it has also actively engaged in community activities. Each year, the company contributes from 6 to 7 billion VND (227,496 to 265,413 USD) to social welfare activities.

Bac Giang LGG Garment Corporation has been renowned for its production, processing and export of high-tech garment products.

“Over the past 50 years, the company has affirmed its position as one of the largest garment companies with cutting-edge technology competence, modern administrative system and capacity to meet strict demands of global fashion brands”, stressed Luu Tien Chung, the company General Director.

In order to meet the development requirements, the company has pioneered application of the latest and most advanced technologies in production.

Its vision is not only focused on business efficiency but also community and human development. Thus, the company has implemented a number of plans and duties to realize its vision, work out comprehensive sustainable development strategy, promote green-oriented production (green garment manufacturing) and advance digital transformation.

Based on its mission and vision, the company has paid arduous attention to patriot emulation movements and promoted production and business development, making contributions to fulfilling the province’s general socio-economic development goals.

The leader of Bac Giang LGG Garment Corporation presents bonuses to outstanding employees.

The company gained a revenue of 1.830 trillion VND (69.386 million USD), net profit after tax of 61.6 billion VND (2.34 million USD) and an average income of 12.2 million VND (462.58 USD) per month in 2024. It contributes billions of VND to the province’s social welfare activities annually.

“In response to the patriot emulation movements, many enterprises have emerged as new and typical models in production and business. Besides, businesses have actively involved in social welfare activities by donating to build houses of gratitude, eradicate temporary and dilapidated houses, present gifts for policy beneficiaries, poor households and good students facing difficulties and provide aids to storm and flood victims”, said Nguyen Cuong, Vice President of the provincial Business Association.

The member companies of the provincial Business Association have made positive and effective contributions to the socio-economic growth targets, helping to fulfill the goals and targets set by the provincial Party Congress for the 2020-2025 tenure.

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