ICD Tan Cang Song Than Joint Stock Company Receives the Second-Class Labor Order

Over 25 years of construction and development—through many difficulties and challenges—the company’s cadres, Party members, and employees have consistently upheld the mettle and qualities of “Uncle Ho’s Soldiers,” daring to think, daring to act, and daring to take responsibility, while continuously promoting innovation, creativity, unity, and discipline in action. As a result, ICD Tan Cang Song Than has steadily grown and strengthened, becoming a strategic “extended arm” of SNP in Vietnam’s Southeast region, and one of the key consolidation and connectivity nodes in the cargo supply chain of the Southern Key Economic Region.

Today, ICD Tan Cang Song Than has developed into a large-scale public joint stock company, maintaining an average growth rate of over 15% per year. The company has demonstrated its pioneering role through tangible achievements such as modern logistics infrastructure, professional 3PL services, a high level of digital transformation in governance, and a development orientation associated with green and sustainable technology. Tan Cang Song Than Inland Container Depot has become a green, integrated, professional, and modern logistics center in the South and nationwide, effectively meeting customers’ import–export and cargo distribution needs.

The company has made practical contributions to local socio-economic development and to national defense and security in the area. At the same time, it has consistently cared for employees’ livelihoods and welfare policies, while actively participating in local social security and community initiatives.

In his congratulatory remarks, Senior Captain Phung Ngoc Minh, Deputy Commander of Corps 20 and Executive Vice President of SNP, commended the achievements delivered by the ICD Tan Cang Song Than collective over the 25-year journey and emphasized that, within SNP’s service ecosystem, ICD Tan Cang Song Than serves as a foundational link in the regional logistics network for Ho Chi Minh City and the Southeast. The company also connects the import–export needs of the business community with the system’s service capabilities, helping maintain stable cargo flows, improve supply chain efficiency, and—together with local authorities—promote a stronger investment, manufacturing, and trade environment.

The Deputy Commander of Corps 20 requested that ICD Tan Cang Song Than continue to further specify and implement the “green logistics” model in every aspect of warehouse and yard operations; uphold the principle of “customer-centricity, with service quality as a matter of honor,” and serve customers toward the targets of “on time, to standard, safe, and transparent.” He also emphasized the importance of developing high-quality logistics human resources.

In addition, he called for continued improvements in modern, transparent, and standardized governance, with a focus on accelerating digital transformation and digitalization; and for further building a disciplined and caring workplace environment that promotes the tradition of a culture of responsibility, discipline, comradeship, solidarity, and human-centered values.

At the ceremony, ICD Tan Cang Song Than’s leadership presented funding to support the local Fund for the Poor. Also at the event, on behalf of the President of Vietnam, Senior Captain Phung Ngoc Minh, The Deputy Commander of Corps 20 and Executive Vice President of SNP, presented the Second-Class Labor Order to the company; the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee awarded Certificates of Merit to the company and 25 individuals; and Corps 20 commended 4 collectives and 25 individuals for outstanding performance.

On this occasion, ICD Tan Cang Song Than donated VND 200 million to the Ho Chi Minh City Fund for the Poor and VND 100 million to the Fund for the Poor of Binh Hoa Ward.