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Galaxy Cotton was established in 2010, operating in trading cotton, yarn, and chemicals for the textile and garment industry. The majority (98%) of Galaxy’s products are exported and 2% are sold in the domestic market. Their international markets include Korea, China, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, and Latin Countries.

They have two spinning factories with more than 7,300 rotors and more than 400 employees, with a total production capacity of up to 1,000 tons per month. In 2020, Shire Oak International developed the solar energy system for both of Galaxy’s factories.

Galaxy Cotton was established in 2010, operating in trading cotton, yarn, and chemicals for the textile and garment industry. The majority (98%) of Galaxy’s products are exported and 2% are sold in the domestic market. Their international markets include Korea, China, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, and Latin Countries.

They have two spinning factories with more than 7,300 rotors and more than 400 employees, with a total production capacity of up to 1,000 tons per month. In 2020, Shire Oak International developed the solar energy system for both of Galaxy’s factories.

Nam Le Fashion Company Limited is a maker and exporter of finished garments. Founded in 2015, Nam Le Fashion has grown to a strong team of more than 350 employees. Their export markets include Russia, Germany, and Korea.

Making full use of the 3,500 sqm rooftop area, Shire Oak International developed a 508.95 kWp solar system for their industrial park in Dong Nai.

Le Tran Furniture specializes in the production of furniture, furnishings and other products from metal, wood, plastic (including recycled plastics) and glass. It was founded in 2001 and exports 300 40’HC shipping containers of product per month to m arkets including Europe and South America.

Le Tran has over 200,000 square meters of workshop area. In 2019, Shire Oak International developed solar systems on two manufacturing locations, in Hai Son Industrial Park (974.16 kWp)  and Nhi Xuan Industrial Park, Ho Chi Minh City (748.44 kWp).