Multinational Transport Joint Stock Company (MJC)
Is a business specializing in providing customs clearance, delivery, lifting and transporting goods. Especially the service of transporting oversized and overweight goods, production lines, machinery items, materials, and equipment serving construction in the fields of basic construction, transportation, hydropower, thermal power, etc.
After many years of operation, with a team of dynamic, creative, experienced staff and a system of modern, specialized equipment. Multinational Transport Joint Stock Company is proud to have contributed and left its mark on many key national projects such as: Sesan, Dong Nai, Song Tranh, Ba Ha, Son La, Lai Chau, Xekaman 1, 3 hydropower projects, Hongsa thermal power plant, ...
Construction projects of Thanh Tri, Vinh Tuy, Thuan Phuoc, Song Han, Can Tho bridges, Saigon - Trung Luong expressway, Hanoi - Lao Cai expressway, National Highway 5B, Ninh Binh - Thanh Hoa expressway... Cement factories, lightweight bricks, mineral mining and processing, metallurgy...
Multinational Transport Joint Stock Company is a strategic partner of many companies, corporations, general companies and construction machinery distributors. With the experience and achievements it has achieved, Multinational Transport Joint Stock Company hopes to cooperate and satisfy customers.
Why choose us?
Experienced and Professional Team
With many years of operation, MJC owns a team of experienced, dynamic and creative staff, who have left their mark on many key national projects.
Strategic Partner
MJC is a strategic partner of many large companies and corporations, ensuring trust and prestige in the industry. Its capacity has been proven through many projects implemented across the country.
Modern Vehicle System
The company is equipped with a system of modern and specialized equipment, meeting the needs of transporting oversized and overweight objects safely and effectively.
Wide Range of Operations
The company has participated in many important projects such as construction of hydroelectric power plants, bridges, highways, and large factories, affirming its capacity and influence in the transportation sector.
