Ship supply across Vietnam

Forty-one ports and twenty-one shipyards, from Hai Phong and Cai Lan in the north to Vung Tau, Cai Mep and Can Tho in the south. Supplied from Ho Chi Minh City, at berth, at anchorage, in dry dock and at the building yard.

41 Ports
21 Shipyards
3 Regions
2015 Trading since
Three regions

Where we deliver

Each region has its own page, naming every port and yard it covers.

Northern Vietnam

13 ports · 8 shipyards

Hai Phong is the largest port complex in the country and the centre of the northern build industry. Ha Long Shipbuilding built the Windcat Elevation CSOV series there for Windcat and CMB.TECH of Belgium, in cooperation with Damen Shipyards.


PORTS Hai Phong, Lach Huyen, Dinh Vu, Cai Lan, Cam Pha, Nghi Son, Vung Ang
SHIPYARDS Damen Song Cam, Pha Rung, Nam Trieu, Bach Dang, Ha Long, Nosco

Central Vietnam

11 ports · 7 shipyards

Da Nang and Quy Nhon are the working ports of the centre, with Dung Quat and Ky Ha serving the industrial zones. At Hyundai Vinashin in Ninh Hoa we supplied the new-building stores for a series of eight tankers built for DSD Shipping of Norway.


PORTS Da Nang, Chan May, Quy Nhon, Nha Trang, Cam Ranh, Dung Quat
SHIPYARDS Song Thu, Cam Ranh, Dung Quat, Hyundai Vinashin, Truong Hai

Southern Vietnam

17 ports · 6 shipyards

The busiest region and the one VSS supplies from directly, with the head office in Ho Chi Minh City and the warehouse at Nha Be. Vard Vung Tau delivered the CSOV Monsoon Enabler to Edda Wind of Norway in August 2025 and completed Ocean Infinity's Armada 86 series in December 2025.


PORTS Ho Chi Minh City, Cat Lai, Cai Mep, Phu My, Go Dau, Dong Nai, Vung Tau, Can Tho
SHIPYARDS SSIC, Ben Kien, Ba Son, Vard Vung Tau, PV Shipyard, An Phu

Four ways we deliver

At berth

Delivery alongside at every port listed, cleared and craned aboard.

At anchorage

Barge delivery to vessels waiting off the port, day or night.

In dry dock

Repair and survey stores to the yard, timed to the docking schedule.

At the building yard

Initial stores and new-build supply against the yard's own build schedule.