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At Coteccons, we believe that construction is not about the height that defines how great wonder is.
But it’s how long it could last. It is not made of bricks and mortar, also. We build by technology, determination, and passion.


2004
since
200
+
Managers

1400
+
Engineers work in Coteccons
500
+
projects across vietnam

200
+
Managers
1400
+
Engineers work in Coteccons
2004
since
500
+
projects across vietnam

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Ho Chi Minh City, March 21, 2025 – Coteccons Construction Joint Stock Company (HOSE: CTD) officially announced its bid win and the commencement of Package HCMVNU-CW-01 – Construction of buildings YB1, YB2, YB3 and landscape infrastructure under the Vietnam National University Development Project – Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City Sub-project (VUDP-HCM). The package is valued at nearly VND 500 billion, with the International Project Management Unit (VNU-HCM) serving as the Project Owner. This is the first project financed by a World Bank loan that Coteccons has implemented, with a commitment to allocate 1% of the package value to ensure compliance with ESG programs (abbreviation for Environmental, Social, Governance), a framework used to assess an organization’s impact on Environmental and Social issues. The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by representatives of Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM), International Project Management Unit, Di An City People’s Committee, Coteccons leaders, Supervision Consultants, Design Consultants, Steering Committee as well as Subcontractors and Project Suppliers. After 3 months of a transparent, rigorous, and professional bidding process, Coteccons is proud to announce its successful bid for the HCMVNU-CW-01 Package, to undertake the construction of 02 items with a total area of nearly 50,000 m²: Construction of buildings YB1, YB2, YB3, and landscape infrastructure. With their experience and capacity in construction, Coteccons is committed to completing the construction package 15 days in advance, shortening the schedule by 10 months as requested by the Project Owner. Package HCMVNU-CW-01, part of the VUDP-HCM project, has an area
- March 21, 2025
Ho Chi Minh City, February 18, 2025 – In line with our commitment to transparency and best corporate governance practices, Coteccons Construction Joint Stock Company (HoSE: CTD) annouces receiving Decision No. 08/2025/QĐST-KDTM from the People’s Court of District 1 regarding the resolution of outstanding debt at a key project. With this settlement, Coteccons has made significant progress in bad debt recovery and is on track to exceed the commitment made at the 2024 Annual General Meeting (AGM) by the end of fiscal year 2025. This milestone underscores Coteccons’ ongoing efforts in debt recovery and reinforces our sustainable financial strategy, delivering direct value to shareholders and investors. According to Coteccons’ estimation, Vietnam’s construction industry is projected to grow by 13% to 15% in 2025, reflecting a robust rebound from global economic disruptions. Leveraging both industry momentum and internal strengths, Coteccons has set ambitious targets, including a revenue of VND 25 trillion for FY2025 and sustainable annual growth of 20–30% in top line and bottom line over the next 4–5 years. These targets are largely attributed to Coteccons’ “repeat sales” strategy and client-centric approach. By empowering project directors (PD Empowerment) with the flexibility to make agile and innovative decisions, Coteccons has consistently delivered high-quality projects on schedule. This approach has earned the trust of top real estate developers such as Vingroup, Sun Group, Ecopark, Capitaland, and others, resulting in repeat contracts accounting for approximately 70% of awarded projects. The aforementioned accelerated progress in debt recovery has been driven by proactive engagement
- February 18, 2025