A strategic investor is actively seeking to acquire a controlling stake (50% or more) in a Vietnam-based electrical and energy equipment manufacturing company, with an investment size starting from USD 10 million.
This is a build-and-scale M&A transaction, focused on long-term industrial development rather than short-term financial returns.
Sector: Electrical Equipment & Energy Manufacturing
Transaction type: M&A – majority acquisition
Target ownership: ≥ 50%
Deal size: From USD 10 million
Target market: Vietnam
Priority level: Very High
Reference timing: March 2026
The investor is specifically looking for companies with real manufacturing assets, proven technical capability, and project execution experience.
The target company must:
Operate legally with valid licenses in the electrical, energy, or construction-related fields
Have a clear ownership structure and transparent financial records
Have no major legal disputes or unresolved compliance risks
This is a prerequisite for due diligence.
The investor is not interested in trading companies or EPC firms without manufacturing depth:
The company must own and operate a manufacturing facility
Possess core production lines for electrical equipment fabrication and assembly
Factory investment value of at least USD 10 million, typically corresponding to 1.5–3 hectares of industrial land
Certified ISO systems with robust QC/QA processes
Manufacturing capability is the central value driver of this transaction.
Strong preference for companies that have:
Supplied or participated in transmission and distribution projects
Delivered equipment for substations, wind power, solar power, or industrial power systems
A verifiable project track record and technical profile
Companies with experience working with or supplying to:
EVN, EVNNPT, EVNSPC, EVNCPC, EVNHCMC, or related entities
Power infrastructure, renewable energy, or industrial projects
will be viewed as lower-risk and more scalable post-acquisition.
The investor is looking beyond basic fabrication:
Products with technical differentiation and market competitiveness
Ability to upgrade technology and expand product lines after investment
In-house engineering or R&D capabilities (electrical, mechanical, design engineers)
Recognized credibility within the industry
Strong B2B or project-based customer relationships
No history of serious quality, delivery, or compliance issues
At least 5 years of operating experience
Consistent product quality and stable operations
Vietnam’s electrical and energy equipment sector is entering a phase of:
Accelerated infrastructure and energy investment
Rising technical and capital requirements
Increasing competition from regional and global players
This M&A opportunity offers more than capital:
Manufacturing scale-up and technology upgrades
International-level governance and systems
Access to larger projects and broader markets
For the right company, this is a chance to transition from a domestic supplier to a regional industrial partner.
This opportunity is relevant if your company:
Owns and operates a real electrical equipment manufacturing facility
Has experience in power, energy, or industrial infrastructure projects
Is open to governance upgrades and strategic ownership changes
Wants to accelerate growth rather than expand incrementally
It is not suitable for companies that:
Operate mainly as traders or intermediaries
Lack core manufacturing or engineering capabilities
Rely heavily on subcontracted production
This M&A mandate reflects genuine strategic capital demand for Vietnam’s manufacturing sector.
Companies that stay connected to manufacturing platforms gain:
Earlier visibility into real acquisition and investment opportunities
Clear insight into how international investors evaluate factories and capabilities
Time to prepare before capital becomes a necessity
If your company meets the above criteria or you would like to explore this M&A opportunity in more detail,
you may submit your information via the contact form below.
All discussions are handled on a confidential, selective, and practical basis, focusing on businesses with real operational capability and long-term scalability.