Introduction to Nha Be Garment JSC – Duc Linh

1. Overview of Nha Be Garment Joint Stock Company – Duc Linh

Nha Be Garment JSC – Duc Linh officially began construction in August 2016 with a total investment of over VND 400 billion, covering an area of nearly 3.7 hectares. The factory provides employment for more than 4,000 local workers. With a large-scale manufacturing system, the facility is capable of producing over 3 million garments annually and generates over VND 500 billion in yearly revenue.

2. Factory Location – Nha Be Duc Linh

Address: 68 Nguyen Khuyen, Quarter 1, Vo Xu Town, Duc Linh District, Binh Thuan Province

The Duc Linh factory is located in the western part of Binh Thuan Province, about 120 km southeast of Phan Thiet City, 140 km south of Ho Chi Minh City, and 200 km northeast of Da Lat City. Duc Linh District is crossed by Provincial Roads 713 and 710, with a local population of approximately 126,000 and a population density of around 230 people/km².

3. Production Capacity of Duc Linh Factory

The factory covers 18,000 m², divided into two production areas with 18 production lines and over 1,100 workers involved in manufacturing operations.

Monthly production capacity:

• 230,000 finished products
  Annual production capacity:
• Approximately 2.6 million garments

4. Equipment and Machinery

The current machinery and equipment inventory at Nha Be Duc Linh includes:

• Total machines & equipment: 1,300 units
• Single-needle sewing machines: 324
• Overlock machines: 66
• Air compressors: 98
• Double-needle sewing machines: 29
• Cutting and thread-locking machines: 480
• Kansai sewing machines: 10
• Button attaching machines: 12
• Buttonhole machines: 10
• Programmable machines: 20

5. Certifications of Nha Be Garment – Duc Linh

• WRAP Certification
  • The factory has received the WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) certification, which verifies compliance with ethical labor and production standards.
    

• Higg Index Certification
  • The Higg Index evaluates the environmental and social impacts of manufacturing processes and helps guide continuous improvement in sustainability.

• Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP)