WELCOMING STUDENTS FOR A SITE VISIT – HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE AT AZB CONSTRUCTION SITE
On April 11, 2026, at the APSC – Transimex Multi-functional Warehouse Project, AZB had the pleasure of welcoming Construction Management K23 students from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education for a site visit program.

The program provided students with a valuable opportunity to directly observe the on-site working environment and gain a clearer understanding of how a construction project is executed on a daily basis. During the visit, the Project Management Team shared insights into occupational safety practices, quality management processes, and the coordination between different teams throughout construction.


Throughout the tour, students also had the chance to ask questions regarding construction materials, finishing requirements, and implementation procedures. These practical experiences helped them better understand the role of a construction engineer and the realities of working on-site.
Through this initiative, AZB aims to support students in bridging the gap between theory and practice, while inspiring motivation for learning, research, and building confidence in pursuing a career in construction—contributing to sustainable values for the future.



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EVERY COMPLETED PROJECT MARKS ANOTHER MILESTONE IN OUR JOURNEY OF PARTNERSHIP – GRAND OPENING OF THE APSC MULTI-FUNCTIONAL WAREHOUSE AT VSIP II-A INDUSTRIAL PARK
On August 19, 2026, at VSIP II-A Industrial Park, Vinh Tan Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, AP Supply Chain Joint Stock Company (APSC), a subsidiary of Transimex Corporation, officially held the Grand Opening Ceremony of the APSC Multi-Functional Warehouse.
AZB JOINS HANDS WITH THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO PRESENT A “GREAT UNITY” HOUSE IN MY HANH COMMUNE
On August 14, 2026, AZB Joint Stock Company joined hands with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of My Hanh Commune, Tay Ninh Province, in a handover ceremony for a “Great Unity” house to a family facing difficult housing conditions in the local area.
