Profits of Honda’s parts suppliers skyrocket last year

Along with the strong growth of Honda Vietnam, its parts suppliers also recorded positive business results in 2022.
Profits of Honda’s parts suppliers skyrocket last year ảnh 1An assembly line of VEAM (Photo congthuong.vn)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - Along with the strong growth of Honda Vietnam,its parts suppliers also recorded positive business results in 2022.

In the consolidated financial statement of the fourth quarter, VietnamEngine and Agricultural Machinery Corporation (VEAM) said that its net revenuereached over 4.7 trillion VND (200.4 million USD) in 2022, up 18% year-on-year.Its earnings per share (EPS) reached an unprecedented high at 5,713.4 VND.

VEAM is one of the major components suppliers for Honda Vietnam.In 2022, the company’s sales for Honda Vietnam jumped 33% on-year to 1.22trillion VND, accounting for nearly 26% of its total revenue. 

Pho Yen Mechanical JSC (Fomeco), a subsidiary of VEAM, is also apartner supplying spare parts for Honda Vietnam. Last year, Fomeco's revenuereached 1.31 trillion VND, a gain of 23% over 2021. Of which, the sales forHonda Vietnam reached 358 billion VND, accounting for more than 27% of totalrevenue. 

Fomeco's main products are ball bearings, motorcycle parts,auto parts, conveyor rollers, spare parts for the construction industry andother mechanical products. Other major customersof Fomeco are Yamaha, Suzuki, Hanwa, Nippo, Piaggioand Panasonic.

Its profit after tax doubled over 2021 to nearly 66 billion VND.The company’s EPS was also at a high level of 9,942 VND.

Fomeco has spent about 29 billion VND of its profit after tax onthe bonus and welfare fund, which is almost half of the company's annualprofit.

The Machinery Spare Part No.1 JSC (FUTU1), another subsidiary ofVEAM, specialises in distributing spare parts for Honda Vietnam. In 2022, FUTU1posted a net revenue of 1.06 trillion VND, a 36.5% increase compared to 2021,resulting in a record profit after tax of 76 billion VND, up 58%.

Established in 1996, Honda Vietnam is one of the leading companiesin the field of motorcycle and automobile manufacturing in the Vietnamesemarket. 

Last year, the vehicle giant sold more than 2.4 millionmotorbikes, up 20.9% over 2021 and occupies more than 80% of the Vietnamesemotorcycle market shares. Honda's automobile segment also recorded outstandinggrowth with more than 30,600 vehicles sold, a rise of 41.2%year-on-year./.
VNA

See more

A visitor experiences technologies at the event. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam Beautycare Expo 2025 opens in Hanoi

The Vietnam Beautycare Expo 2025 aims to facilitate trade and business connections between industry professionals, helping visitors seek out suppliers, distribution partners, and retailers in the beauty and personal care sectors.

The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with special livery featuring the chim Lac (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam Airlines unveils Lac bird-themed livery on Boeing 787-9 aircraft

Vietnam Airline Deputy General Director Dang Anh Tuan said that the Lac bird embodies the pioneering spirit, the desire to conquer, and the will to continuously rise, adding displaying the symbol on Boeing 787, a pride of the global aviation technology, showcases the airline’s aspirations to connect the tradition and the future while carrying the Vietnamese identity across the world.

Khanh Hoa welcomes return of Russian tourists (Photo: VNA)

New charter flights boost Russian tourism to Khanh Hoa

Flight EO3661 operated by IKAR Airlines landed at Cam Ranh International Airport on April 18, carrying 350 Russian tourists from Novy International Airport in Russia. This marks the first charter flight organised by Pegas Misr Vietnam Travel Co., Ltd. to bring Russian tourists back to Khanh Hoa after a long pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (right) and Associate Vice-President of IFAD’s Department for Country Operations Donal Brown (Photo: VNA)

PM seeks IFAD’s support for Vietnam’s carbon credit market development

Highlighting the country's commitment to developing green and sustainable agriculture, PM Chinh requested IFAD to increase preferential loans and promote non-refundable aid for projects applying scientific and technological innovations in agriculture, while helping Vietnam successfully carry out the one million hectares of low-emission, high-quality rice project.

At the discussion on "Revitalising and Unleasing Finance Strategy for Global Green Growth". (Photo: VNA)

Green growth – an irreversible global trend: P4G discussions

Ministerial discussions were held on April 17 within the framework of the 4th Partnership for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 (P4G) Summit, bringing together domestic and international officials to address critical aspects of sustainable development and green transition.