KICKING OFF 2026

Phuc Vuong Is Ready for Sustainable Construction Projects

Entering 2026, Phuc Vuong officially resumes construction and cooperation activities after the Lunar New Year holiday. We start the year fully prepared in terms of personnel, planning, and management systems to deliver projects on schedule and in line with our commitments.

Across all projects, Phuc Vuong remains committed to three core principles: controlled construction quality, clear timelines, transparent costs from the outset, helping investors effectively manage risks and optimize investment efficiency.

We believe that sustainable projects are built on strong construction management, site discipline, and accountability from the initial execution stage.

In 2026, Phuc Vuong is ready to partner with investors and collaborators who value long-term, professional cooperation.

Investors and Partners planning factory or industrial projects are welcome to contact Phuc Vuong to discuss suitable construction solutions.

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