NECS New Era Cold Storage

In September 2025, Vietnam’s seafood exports reached nearly US$991 million, a rise of 7.5% year-on-year. Over the first 9 months, the figure hit US$8.33 billion, up 15.5% from last year. This not only reflects the sector’s solid recovery after recent volatility but also highlights the adaptability of Vietnamese enterprises amid global trade barriers. Shrimp and pangasius remain the key drivers Within the product structure, shrimp continued to dominate, generating almost US$410 million in September, lifting the 9-month total to US$3.38 billion (+20.3%). Growth was fueled by stable demand from the U.S., Japan, EU, and rising orders from regional markets. Pangasius also marked impressive growth, earning US$191 million in September (+11%), with a 9-month total of over US$1.6 billion (+~10%). Demand recovery from China, the U.S.,

As a country located in one of the world’s most dynamic regions, where trade flows are concentrated and economic openness exceeds 200%, Vietnam possesses favorable conditions and opportunities to develop logistics services. With 17 free trade agreements signed and implemented with nearly 70 countries and territories (including most major global economies, accounting for 90% of global GDP), along with double-digit growth in import-export turnover and e-commerce, Vietnam is considered a market with great potential for logistics development. Despite impressive growth, the Vietnamese logistics industry still faces challenges such as high costs, underdeveloped infrastructure, low connectivity between modes of transport, and a shortage of qualified human resources. Most domestic enterprises are small in scale, lack competitiveness, and have not deeply integrated into global supply chains. Therefore,

Celebrating 5 Years – A Journey of Unity and Pride On September 6–7, 2025, the NECS family gathered at Costamigo BW Resort, Ham Tien, Lam Dong for a memorable team building trip. This year’s program was especially meaningful as it coincided with the company’s 5th anniversary milestone. The event provided not only a chance to relax and recharge, but also a moment for all members to reflect on NECS’s journey with pride and gratitude. Unity – The Foundation for Future Growth Through team challenges, shared experiences, and heartfelt laughter, NECS once again affirmed that: “Our greatest strength lies in our people – in unity and the shared aspiration to build a sustainable future together.” Every activity strengthened bonds, fueling collective spirit and reinforcing the drive

Vietnam’s pangasius industry continues to demonstrate solid recovery in 2025. According to Vietnam Customs, exports in August 2025 reached USD 200 million, up 5% compared to August 2024. Cumulatively, pangasius exports in the first eight months exceeded USD 1.4 billion, a 10% year-on-year increase, highlighting the sector’s adaptability and market diversification. Product structure: Frozen fillets remain dominant, value-added products gaining ground Frozen pangasius fillets remain the export mainstay, bringing in over USD 1.1 billion (+11%) in eight months. Other frozen and dried pangasius products reached USD 246 million (+2%). Notably, value-added pangasius (HS16) – though small in share – surged 32% to USD 36 million, signaling a positive shift toward convenience and diversification in consumer demand. Market performance: CPTPP and ASEAN emerging as growth engines