Listed and UPCoM-Registered Port, Warehousing and Logistics Companies in Vietnam

Warehousing and logistics companies on Vietnam’s stock market operate across different fields: port operations, shipping, freight forwarding, storage, distribution and delivery. Logistics-related stocks should therefore not all be treated as one group of businesses with identical operating drivers.

This article brings together 16 stock codes for reference, distinguishes companies listed on HOSE and HNX from those registered for trading on UPCoM, and reviews the market through the first half of 2026 (1H2026). It is not an exhaustive industry list, a service-quality ranking or a recommendation to buy or sell shares.

Reviewed on 12 October 2026. Market figures cover January–June 2026 only. Articles published in early July 2026 are used to report that period; third-quarter figures and full-year forecasts are not mixed into the overview.

Listed and UPCoM-registered warehousing and logistics companies in Vietnam

The table prioritizes stock codes, company names, trading venues and principal activities. “Logistics” covers many services, so read the activity column before comparing businesses.

UPCoM note: MVN, PHP and SGP are shown as registered for trading on UPCoM, not as HOSE-listed stocks. Under HNX’s trading-registration guidance, UPCoM serves securities of unlisted public companies. Check the exchange again when using this list at a later date, as trading status may change.

Ports, container shipping and supporting logistics services

The added port stocks are DVP (Dinh Vu Port), CLL (Cat Lai Port), PDN (Dong Nai Port), QNP (Quy Nhon Port), CDN (Da Nang Port) and SGP (Saigon Port). DVP, CLL, PDN and QNP are listed on HOSE; CDN is listed on HNX; SGP is registered for trading on UPCoM. These businesses operate ports and related services and should be distinguished from companies primarily engaged in shipping or parcel delivery. CLL specifically refers to Cat Lai Port Joint Stock Company, not the entire port-operating system of Saigon Newport Corporation.

• GMD, VSC: operate ports and logistics services. When choosing a partner, identify the actual port, depot, warehouse or subsidiary providing the service rather than relying only on the group name.
• HAH: is associated with container shipping and port operations. Check routes, sailing schedules and connectivity against your actual needs.
• MVN, PHP: are closely connected to port systems and maritime activities. MVN’s scope extends beyond a single port, while PHP is associated with the Port of Hai Phong.
• TCL: operates cargo handling, warehousing and logistics services. Distinguish the company with the TCL stock code from the entire Tan Cang ecosystem.

Freight forwarding, warehousing, delivery and related businesses

• TMS, STG: are relevant to the freight-forwarding, warehousing and transport group. Although both use warehousing and logistics terminology, their networks, warehouse types, distribution capabilities and contract scope may differ.
• VTP: has a prominent presence in postal, delivery and logistics services. Parcel delivery needs are not the same as renting an entire warehouse or operating a port.
• PET: remains in the related-business category rather than being classified as a pure-play logistics company. Its diversified distribution and service activities make direct comparisons with port or shipping companies potentially misleading.

If you are looking for a local provider rather than researching the stock market, consult the list of logistics companies in Ho Chi Minh City and check each provider’s service scope.

Distinguish business models before comparing companies

The following grouping is based on operating activities for ease of reference, not an official GICS classification. A company may participate in several groups; consult its own disclosures to assess the contribution of each business segment.

1PL–5PL describe service models, not stock rankings

The terms 1PL–5PL describe how logistics activities are organized or outsourced. They cannot establish which listed company is better. For example, third-party logistics (3PL) services often involve outsourcing operational stages; the 4PL logistics coordination model has a different management and coordination scope. Check the actual contract rather than relying only on a marketing label.

Similarly, the cross-docking process focuses on moving goods through a transfer point rather than long-term storage. These differences directly affect space, staffing and cargo-processing time requirements.

Vietnam logistics market overview through 1H2026

To understand logistics demand, consider merchandise trade, transport, production and implemented investment together. The following table summarizes figures published by VnEconomy on 6 July 2026. Growth rates are year-on-year comparisons with 2025, except for the share indicator.

What do these signals mean for warehouse demand?

These indicators suggest that production and cargo flows provide a demand base for transport, freight forwarding and warehousing. This is an interpretation of macroeconomic data, not evidence that every warehouse type, location or business is growing at the same rate.

Higher trade value can reflect cargo quantities, product mix and selling prices. Implemented FDI also does not directly reveal the warehouse area required. These rates should therefore not be converted into warehouse-rent or stock-return forecasts without separate supporting data.

Factors to keep monitoring

When assessing an individual provider, check capacity utilization, customer mix, operating costs, capital needs and service scope. Market growth does not automatically offset investment costs or ensure the performance of each project.

Operationally, ESG criteria in logistics and warehousing should be assessed through measurable evidence rather than slogans alone. Practices in green logistics, such as efficient energy use or sensible transport planning, need to be assessed against the facility’s actual conditions.

How to use the list and what to check

A stock-market company list is only a starting point. Logistics customers and stock researchers need different sets of information; listing status does not replace a service-quality assessment.

For businesses seeking warehouses or outsourced operations

Before requesting a quote, define the volume or area needed, storage duration, inbound and outbound frequency and preservation requirements. When comparing warehouse rental costs in Ho Chi Minh City, compare equivalent service scopes and clarify additional charges rather than simply choosing the lowest number.

If you need help storing and collecting or delivering belongings, consider MyStorage’s full-service storage and confirm what the quote includes. Do not assume storage services include port operations, international transport or the entire logistics chain.

For quality requirements, check the scope, issuing body and validity of warehouse industry certifications. If you also outsource facility management, distinguish IFM in warehouse management from inventory management or order processing.

Data scope and methodology

Stock codes and company information are checked against HNX, VSDC, the State Securities Commission and company disclosure pages. Sources in each row allow readers to verify the information. Activity grouping is an editorial presentation, not an exchange ranking.

The market section uses publicly available economic reporting covering 1H2026, not company financial statements to compare revenue, profit or market capitalization. The article does not assess fair stock values or replace investment advice. Statements about warehouse-demand implications are presented as interpretation, separate from source figures.

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