In 2018, Son Thuy joint Stock Company paid 20 billion VND to the State budget, creating jobs for 200 employees with an average income of 5.5 - 7 million VDNa person every month.

Mr. Nguyen Xuan Thuy, the director of Son Thuy joint Stock Company said that in 2006, the company built a wood and forest product processing factory in Denh hamlet, Dan Hoa commune, Ky Son district. The company has been investing tens of billions VND into machines and equipment to expand the factories. All production processes are strictly controlled towards the goal of producing the best quality products, building a reputation and brand name in the market.

The company always takes care of building and improving the working environment, ensuring the regimes for employees such as paying insurance, health insurance. The company regularly organizes holidays, takes care of the employees’ material and spiritual life to create a motivating and joyful atmosphere, striving to complete the production and business targets. From 2006 - 2014, the company succeeded in producing pressed wood, outdoor tables and chairs, which were mainly exported to European countries.

In 2014, the company continued to invest in producing film plywood and sawn timber, which were mainly exported to other countries to be used as wood pressed ceilings and concrete base for the construction of high-rise buildings. The company always accomplishes the annual production and business targets, maintaining a stable and sustainable growth. Currently, the company has had 2 wood - manufacturing factories. In 2018, the company’s revenue is 450 billion VND, maintaining a stable job for 200 employees with an average income of 5.5 - 7 million VND / person / month. In the last 2 years, the company paid an average of 20 billion VND a year to the State budget, accounting for about one-third of the State budget of Ky Son district. It is the leading enterprise to remit the State budget in the area. In the near fuure, the company is considering to expand another wood producing factory in Mong Hoa commune, Ky Son district.

Up to now, the company's area of ​​afforestation is about 5,000 hectares in Luong Son, Ky Son, Yen Thuy and Lac Thuy districts.

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