An Giang Coffee
Vietnamese coffee producer, exporter, logistics operator, and owner of the An Giang Coffee brand.
Last updated August 31, 2026
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History
The available reference material provides only a limited corporate history for An Giang Coffee. It identifies the business as CTCP Cà Phê An Giang and describes it as a Vietnamese company focused primarily on coffee manufacturing and trading. No founding year, founder, privatization history, ownership chronology, or detailed account of its early development is supplied. At the stage covered by the source, An Giang Coffee had developed an industrial-scale operating profile. Its reported annual coffee output was approximately 60,000 metric tons, described as around one-tenth of Vietnam’s total coffee production. The source does not clarify whether this measurement represents the company’s own production, contracted production, or a broader volume handled through its commercial network. Nevertheless, it presents An Giang Coffee as a significant participant in Vietnam’s coffee economy rather than a small local roaster or exclusively domestic retailer. The company’s activities extended beyond production. It traded coffee internationally and exported to more than 20 countries, including Japan, Switzerland, and Belgium. This export footprint indicates participation in established global coffee supply chains, although the available material does not identify the company’s buyers, export brands, product specifications, or long-term international partnerships. An Giang Coffee also operated warehousing and trucking functions. These logistics activities gave the company control over parts of the physical movement and storage process associated with its coffee business. The source further notes that it had other manufacturing activities, but does not name those activities or explain their scale. The company’s headquarters was located in Long Thành District, Đồng Nai Province, in southern Vietnam near Ho Chi Minh City. This location is relevant to its commercial profile because Đồng Nai is part of the country’s major southern industrial and transport zone. The company also managed its own “An Giang Coffee” brand, indicating that it was not solely a bulk commodity supplier and had at least some branded-market presence. The reference identifies An Giang Coffee as listed on the Hanoi Securities Trading Center under ticker HST:AGC. No dated listing event, financial history, management record, or subsequent exchange action is included. Because the source material does not establish the company’s current legal or operating position, later developments remain unresolved and require further verification.
Development of an integrated coffee and logistics business
[1]An Giang Coffee is described as combining coffee manufacturing and trading with warehousing, trucking, and other manufacturing activities.
Expansion into international coffee exports
[1]The company exported coffee to more than 20 countries, with Japan, Switzerland, and Belgium named among its destinations.
Reported large-scale production
[1]Reference material reports annual coffee production of approximately 60,000 metric tons, equivalent at the time to about 10% of Vietnam’s total coffee production.
Hanoi securities listing
[1]An Giang Coffee was identified as listed on the Hanoi Securities Trading Center under ticker HST:AGC. The current status of that listing is not established by the available material.
Products and positioning
A Vietnamese coffee producer and exporter with integrated manufacturing, trading, warehousing, and trucking capabilities.
Branded coffee
An Giang Coffee
The company’s own coffee brand, marketed under the An Giang Coffee name. The available source confirms the existence of the brand but does not specify its roast formats, product variants, packaging, retail channels, or consumer positioning.
Coffee manufacturing
Industrial coffee production
An Giang Coffee’s principal industrial activity is the manufacture and trading of coffee. Reported output was approximately 60,000 metric tons per year at the time covered by the reference, though the precise product forms and accounting basis for this volume are not specified.
Coffee exports
Coffee export supply
The company supplied coffee to international markets in more than 20 countries. Japan, Switzerland, and Belgium are specifically mentioned, but the source does not identify individual export products or customers.
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