Ho Chi Minh City Visits Two UAV Companies as High-Tech Park Reports Output Figures
On November 13, Ho Chi Minh City Party Secretary Trần Lưu Quang visited two UAV companies and met with the management of the city’s high-tech park. The companies reported on exports and overseas revenue, while the park released figures for output, exports and investment disbursement since the start of 2026.
On the morning of November 13, 2026, Ho Chi Minh City Party Secretary Trần Lưu Quang led a delegation to visit Công ty Realtime Robotics Việt Nam (RtR) and Công ty CP Gremsy, and met with the management of the Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park. The two companies develop and manufacture UAVs and related equipment, respectively.
RtR said UAVs researched, designed and manufactured by Vietnamese personnel have been exported to the United States for civilian and defense markets. The company said its HERA and VEGA UAVs, made in Vietnam, received an exemption approved by the US Department of War from the import ban on UAVs manufactured outside the United States. RtR also said it has mastered 94.4% of the core technologies, holds five patents granted in the United States and Australia, and has nine patent applications under review.
Founded in 2011, Gremsy develops and manufactures gimbals, specialized camera assemblies and other products for UAVs and robots. The company has commercialized more than 68 products and exports to more than 65 countries, with about 95% of its revenue coming from international markets. Gremsy is developing a factory at the Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park to research and manufacture next-generation camera modules.
Ho Chi Minh City Party Secretary Trần Lưu Quang visits Công ty CP Gremsy.（VietVance）
The Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park currently has 164 investment projects with valid registration certificates, representing total investment of more than US$13.8 billion. Of these, 115 are operating steadily. From the start of 2026 to the article’s publication, the park’s high-tech product output reached US$16.65 billion, up 13.1% year on year; exports reached US$15.47 billion, up 5.9%. Investment disbursement by companies exceeded US$311 million, up 18.4% year on year and equal to 77.87% of the target.
The park’s management said it would continue programs to develop semiconductor integrated circuits, science and technology, and biotechnology. It would also study a program to develop UAV technology and products for the low-altitude economy.
Source: VietVance
