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Our raw material forest - an important part of the company's wood raw material supply system - is located in a unique location in Muong La and Quynh Nhai districts, Son La province, Vietnam. With a large area of up to 10,000 hectares, this area is making an important contribution to providing high quality wood materials for our products.

Crop diversification:

We especially focus on growing two main tree types: Acacia and Eucalyptus. This diversification not only helps us make the most of the forest area but also provides a rich and diverse source of wood materials for processing and production processes.

Stable output:

With the goal of protecting the environment and ensuring sustainable development, we have invested heavily in managing and taking care of our forests. Thanks to modern farming techniques, we have achieved a stable wood yield of between 140 and 160 cubic meters per hectare of forest after each 4-year harvest cycle. This means we have a reliable supply of wood materials for our production.

Construction of a Wood Processing Factory in a convenient location:

To optimize the wood production and processing process, we have built a Wood Processing Factory in the Industrial Park of Quynh Nhai district, Son La province. This location is not only close to our timber plantations but also convenient for transporting and distributing products to major markets.

Committed to sustainability and environmental protection:

We pride ourselves on managing our timber forests sustainably and protecting the environment. We comply with international regulations and standards on forest management, ensuring that our operations do not harm the environment and contribute to the conservation of natural resources.

Epilogue

We hope that the introduction of our timber plantation has provided an overview of our commitment to the production of high quality, sustainable and environmentally friendly timber. We are ready to cooperate with domestic and foreign partners to ensure a stable and sustainable supply of wood materials in the future.