Pomina Flat Steel announces new shareholders and strategic development plan

Following the recent modifications in business registration and shareholder structure, the company has transitioned to a joint stock model with a new group of shareholders, including Do Xuan Chieu, Do Thi Kim Ngoc, Do Duc Chung, and Do Dieu Huyen.

Pomina plant overview. Photo: Pomina Flat Steel JSC

Last year, the company successfully transferred all its shares to its new shareholders.

Under the new transformation, Pham Van Truong has been appointed as the legal representative, directly managing the company’s production and business operations.

Photo: Pomina Flat Steel JSC

Tran Van Vinh, the company’s chairman revealed that the firm marked a successful takeover and significant progress in development last year.

Along with this, Pomima Flat Steel succeeded in raising its chartered capital to $48 million, and reducing the debt volume.

The company also managed stabilised organisational structure, optimised production lines with enhanced operational efficiency and promoted exports.

In 2025, Pomina Flat Steel sets to continue implementing a comprehensive restructuring process and embrace the second phase of its venture, leveraging the design approved by the relevant authorities.

With a strong focus on innovation and a strategy for sustainable growth, Pomina Flat Steel JSC aims to become one of the leading enterprises in the coated steel sector, providing high-quality products and maintaining stable growth rates.

Photo: Pomina Flat Steel JSC

Pomina Flat Steel JSC, formerly known as Pomina Flat Steel Co., Ltd. with business code No. 3502343038 first registered on August 24, 2017, was previously owned by Pomina 2 Steel Corporation.

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