Its net revenues were VND8.32 trillion, up 15.4 percent. Cooking oil accounted for 84.5 percent of its total revenues, 25.1 percentage points higher than in 2019.

Frozen products, mainly ice-cream, accounted for 15.1 percent and other products for 0.4 percent.

The company tweaked production plans to meet the demand in various regions, optimized its distribution channels and diversified its products to meet customers’ needs. It included increasing the number of transit warehouses by 15.

In December, the board of directors approved an issue of corporate bonds with a face value of VND1 billion to fund production and trading of cooking oils, confectionery, soft drinks, agricultural products, and other products, the company said.