Tin Nghia Corp earns big profits from coffee beans

Mar 5th at 14:11
05-03-2015 14:11:35+07:00

Tin Nghia Corp earns big profits from coffee beans

Tin Nghia Corporation exported 117,000 tonnes of coffee beans earning a turnover of $226 million, remaining the second biggest coffee exporter in the country, according to the Dong Nai Province-based company.

 

The coffee business has made substantial contributions to generating profits for Tin Nghia. The company's revenue reached VND12.043 trillion last year, surpassing the target of 77 per cent. Its profit was VND121 billion.

In the coming time, the company will develop the logistics sector to take advantage of its strategic location in the southern key economic region.

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