PV GAS takes lead in Vietnam’s gas industry

Oct 23rd at 11:52
23-10-2022 11:52:00+07:00

PV GAS takes lead in Vietnam’s gas industry

The PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation (PV GAS) recently marked its 32nd anniversary, celebrating its achievements as a leader of Vietnam’s gas industry and its contribution to national energy security.

Conquering energy resources

The Gas Company (predecessor of PV GAS) was established on September 20, 1990 to collect, transport, store, manufacture, and trade in gas and gas products.

PV GAS takes lead in Vietnam’s gas industry

PV Gas is proud of its highly qualified, dynamic and creative PV Gas employees.

From its initial successful operation of the White Tiger (Bach Ho) gas system, which later expanded into the Cuu Long system, PV GAS has continuously operated large gas systems, including the Nam Con Son, the PM3-Ca Mau and the Ham Rong-Thai Binh gas systems. It has also invested in new projects such as the Block B - O Mon, Su Tu Trang, Sao Vang-Dai Nguyet, and Nam Con Son 2 - phase 2 gas projects.

PV GAS takes lead in Vietnam’s gas industry

The spirit of solidarity is instilled in the young generation of PV Gas

Over the past 32 years, PV GAS has supplied nearly 165 billion cu.m of dry gas, over 21 million tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), over two million tonnes of condensate, generating total revenue of over VND1 quadrillion, profit before tax of more than VND193 trillion, and contribution to the state budget of nearly VND95 trillion.

PV GAS takes lead in Vietnam’s gas industry

Sports festival to celebrate 32nd anniversary of PV Gas

Each year, PV GAS provides raw materials and fuel to produce nearly 15 percent of electricity output, about 70 percent of the country's nitrogen demand and fuel for industrial parks. It accounts for 100 percent of the dry gas market share, about 70 percent of the domestic LPG wholesale market share and nearly 11 percent of the retail market share, making it the largest dry gas transporter and supplier, and also the biggest LPG producer and trader in Vietnam.

Overcoming challenges, welcoming success

This year, the global energy market and financial policies have become more volatile due to the Russia-Ukraine war, resulting in disruptions and shortages in supply chains, escalating prices, high inflation, and signs of recession in major economies.

In that context, PV GAS combined synchronous solutions to take advantage of opportunities and ease difficulties. As a result, in the first eight months of 2022, PV GAS earned total revenue of over VND69 trillion, or 130 percent of the plan, contributing over VND5 trillion to the state budget - 197 percent of the plan.

PV GAS was honored by Forbes as one of the 50 Best Listed Companies in Vietnam in 2022, an important milestone reflecting the corporation’s stable development over the past decade.

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, PV Gas was one of the five businesses with market capitalization of over US$10 billion in November 2021.

VietNam Economic News



RELATED STOCK CODE (1)

NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Obstacles impede investments in oil and gas

Currently, large investments in oil and gas projects are facing many difficulties. These include exploration and extraction of oil and gas in the upper reaches as...

Finance ministry proposes zero export tax on NPK, 5 per cent on other types

The Ministry of Finance in the latest draft decree about preferential import and export tariffs proposed a five per cent export tax rate on fertiliser products...

Huge potential for Viet Nam's timber exports, but certification a must

Due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and many European countries turning their backs on the supply of gas from Russia, the export potential of wood, and...

Vietnamese pomelo gets green light to enter US market

After over five years of negotiations, the US Department of Agriculture has officially licensed the import of fresh pomelo from Viet Nam, an official has said.

Fertiliser producers expect buoyant Q4 performance

The profit growth pace of fertiliser firms has been slowing in the third quarter due to less favourable market conditions, but a rosier fourth-quarter prospect is...

Pressure from India, Ecuador builds up on Vietnam’s shrimp sector

Vietnam is among the six largest producers and exporters of shrimp in the world but is facing fierce competition from India and Ecuador.

Cement producers facing headwinds

After hitting an export volume approximating 46 million tonnes in 2021, the cement sector faces a tough road ahead due to headwinds in exports and slow rebound in...

Ensuring steady supply of oil and gasoline till the year-end

The Ministry of Industry and Trade and other relevant ministries will take measures to ensure the supply of oil and petrol in the last months of 2022 while...

Asia rice - Thai rates slip on weaker baht, demand; Vietnam prices steady

Thailand rice export prices slipped to a more than two-month low this week due to a weaker baht and softer demand, while rates in Vietnam held steady near...

No petrol shortage for domestic use: Trade ministry

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is committed to ensuring sufficient supplies of petroleum products for the domestic market.

Commodity prices


MOST READ


Back To Top