Introduce

History of formation

  • 2020

    Organizing Shareholders Meeting

  • 2018

    Completed Equitization & IPO

  • 2015

    Restructuring, equitization

  • 2010

    Vinalines fleet

  • 2005

    Vinalines fleet

  • 2000

    Vinalines fleet

  • 1995

    Establishment of Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines)

2020 Organizing Shareholders Meeting

Successfully organized the General Meeting of Shareholders to establish the parent company, on August 18, 2020, it switched to operating under the model of a joint stock company with a new brand identity VIMC.

2018 Completed Equitization & IPO

Complete Equitization and IPO of Parent Company - Vietnam National Shipping Lines.

2015 Restructuring, equitization

Restructuring and equitizing member enterprises. Focusing on 3 areas: Maritime transport, Port exploitation, Maritime services & Logistics.

2010 Vinalines fleet

Vinalines' fleet is 150 ships, with a total tonnage of nearly 2.7 million DWT, an average age of 16.2; Total berths are over 16,000 m, and the output of goods passing through the port is nearly 70 million tons. State capital is 8,087 billion VND. Contributed to the State budget is over 3,900 billion VND.

2005 Vinalines fleet

Vinalines' fleet is 104 ships, with a total tonnage of nearly 1.2 million DWT, and an average age of 17.4. The total wharf area is nearly 9,000m, with state capital of more than VND 2,900 billion. The Ocean Park building at No. 01 Dao Duy Anh Street with a scale of 21 floors has been put into use as a headquarters for Vinalines and an office for rent.

2000 Vinalines fleet

Vinalines' fleet is 79 ships, with a total tonnage of more than 844,000 DWT. Opening a domestic container shipping route creates a major development step in container shipping and multimodal transport in Vietnam.

1995 Establishment of Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines)

Decision No. 250/TTg of the Prime Minister established Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines), a state-owned enterprise with a leading role in the Vietnamese maritime industry. It includes 24 member enterprises, a fleet of 49 ships with a total tonnage of about 400,000 DWT, an average age of 21.5 years, a seaport system with 6,900 m of berths, and state capital of nearly 1,500 billion VND.