VMC Exports Ninth Batch of Tunnel Boring Machine Parts to Japan This Year
Vietnamese machinery manufacturer VMC exported its ninth batch of mechanical products to a Japanese customer on November 5, 2026, including four tunnel boring machine casings and accessories. Its 2025 revenue was VND 230.7 billion, while net revenue rose 6.5% year on year in the first nine months of 2026.
On November 5, 2026, Vietnamese machinery manufacturer Công ty Cổ phần Chế tạo máy – Vinacomin (VMC) exported its ninth batch of mechanical products of the year to Japan. Tạp chí Cơ khí & Đời sống reported that the shipment comprised four D1235 tunnel boring machine casings and accessories, weighing a total of 8.3 tonnes and worth VND 835 million. The customer was ISEKI Poly-Tech.
The shipment was one of 10 batches VMC planned to export to this customer in 2026. VMC had previously completed 38 tunnel boring machine casings and was manufacturing another 20 under the contract. Its 2025 financial report showed that customer advances from ISEKI Poly-Tech exceeded VND 4.46 billion as of December 31 that year.
Founded in 1971, ISEKI Poly-Tech produces tunnel boring equipment for water supply and drainage, power and telecommunications projects. The company reported global sales of more than 2,500 machines in its Unclemole series. VMC grew out of a machinery plant established in 1968 to serve the coal industry. Its traditional business is manufacturing and repairing mining machinery and parts, and in recent years it has also taken equipment manufacturing orders for Japanese customers.
According to VMC’s financial reports, revenue in 2025 was VND 230.7 billion, up slightly year on year, while pre-tax profit rose 22.5% to VND 2.092 billion. In the first nine months of 2026, net revenue reached VND 180.8 billion, up 6.5% year on year, and after-tax profit rose 22.2% to VND 1.481 billion.
Source: VietVance
