In 2025 alone, Minh Duc COMEC supplied materials for more than 300 transportation and civil construction projects across the country. Our supply capacity reached a significant scale, including over 15,000 tons of post-tensioning cables, nearly 50,000 tons of various types of anchors, nearly 200,000 meters of corrugated ducts, along with bridge bearing and expansion joint systems serving approximately 50 expressway and bridge projects spanning across three regions.

As part of the process of completing the auxiliary infrastructure system for the Long Thanh International Airport project, the Catering Service Factory held its topping-out ceremony on December 19, marking a significant milestone in completing the chain of facilities designed to operate the airport according to international standards.

Suspension bridges – a symbol of innovation in transport infrastructure – are being affirmed as the future trend in Vietnam, especially in areas requiring long spans, weak geological conditions, and the aspiration to highlight distinctive identities.

7.  Xihoumen Suspension Bridge

Located in the Zhoushan Archipelago – the largest offshore island group in China – the Xihoumen Suspension Bridge boasts the nation’s longest main span, reaching 1,650 meters. Although its inauguration was once delayed due to a ship collision incident in 2009, the project was completed in time and officially opened on December 25, becoming an iconic engineering landmark along China’s coastline.