Tran Dang Khoa, a prominent businessman, directly owns 20% of Song Hau Offshore Wind Power Company, equal to Tran Dinh Long's stake. This marks their latest collaboration following earlier ventures in mining and the Red River riverfront landscape project. The offshore wind power company has charter capital of 2,000 billion dong. It is headquartered in Tan An ward, Can Tho City, and operates mainly in wind and solar power production. According to
business registration records, Hoa Phat Group and KVS Investment Joint Stock contributed 600 billion dong each, owning 30% apiece. The two individual shareholders are Tran Dinh Long and Tran Dang Khoa, commonly known as Khoa “khàn”. Each contributed 400 billion dong, representing 20% of charter capital. The total of 200 million shares of the new company are ordinary shares with a par value of 10,000 dong per share. Tran Dang Khoa serves as Chairman and CEO and is the legal representative of Song Hau Offshore Wind Power Company. Previously, Hoa Phat's CEO Nguyen Viet Thang was authorized to manage the portion corresponding to 30% of charter capital. This is not the first time Long and Khoa have collaborated; they are founding shareholders of Hanoi Metals Mining and Processing Joint Stock Company, with charter capital of 1,200 billion dong. In that mining venture, Hoa Phat Steel Group owns 40%, Long 10%, Khoa 25%, and KVS 10%; the Hoa Phat-related group holds a total of 55%. The two sides also participated in a bid for the Red River Corridor landscape axis investment, with Hoa Phat as a consortium member and Dai Quang Minh, led by Tran Dang Khoa, at the helm. The establishment of the wind power company marks a new area of cooperation between the two businessmen, in addition to mining, real estate, and infrastructure investments.
