Vietnam produced 147.64 million litres of fresh milk in December, down 8.47 percent from 161.31 million litres in November, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Office.
Year to date output reached 1,697.98 million litres by the end of December.
Listed fresh milk companies
Key dairy firms listed on the Vietnam stock exchange include:
Moc Chau Milk JSC
Moc Chau Milk JSC (MCM) produces and distributes fresh milk, yoghurt, and dairy products sourced from Moc Chau Plateau.
MCM closed at VND 26,500 on Thursday up 0.15 percent with 367,000 shares traded, worth VND 970 million.
Foreign ownership in MCM is currently capped at 100.0 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 0.0 percent.
Vietnam Dairy Products JSC
Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (VNM) manufactures and distributes milk and dairy products under the Vinamilk brand.
VNM closed at VND 62,200 on Thursday up 1.3 percent with 56,364,000 shares traded, worth VND 351,659 million.
Foreign ownership in VNM is currently capped at 100.0 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 50.7 percent.
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Vietnam dairy industry news
Recent Vietnam dairy industry news includes:
Vinamilk ownership change
Singapore’s Jardine Cycle and Carriage will sell 96 million Vinamilk shares, equivalent to 4.6 percent, to F and N Dairy Investments for VND 6.01 trillion (US$228 million), it was reported in mid-December.
The sale will be executed via wholly owned subsidiary Platinum Victory at VND 62,555 per share, reducing its Vinamilk stake from 10.62 percent to 6.02 percent.
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Vietnam’s fresh milk industry
Vietnam’s milk industry has expanded steadily alongside rising urban incomes and changing dietary preferences.
Domestic consumption growth has supported investment in large-scale dairy farms, cold-chain logistics, and modern processing facilities.
The industry is led by integrated producers supplying fresh milk to retail, food service, and school nutrition programs across Vietnam.
Policy support for domestic agriculture and import substitution has encouraged herd expansion and productivity improvements in recent years.