
Apr 12, 2024
CYG Contron and Vietnam's CCG Group Seal Strategic Partnership

On April 12, 2024, CYG Contron Co., Ltd. (hereafter "Contron") announced a significant strategic alliance with Vietnam's CCG Group Development Investment Company ("CCG Group"). This collaboration aims to stimulate growth for both entities and actively contribute to the economic development of their respective regions.
In recent years, Contron has intensified its digital transformation and international expansion efforts. The company has been proactively promoting digital infrastructure development and establishing a presence in overseas markets. Through extensive market research across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia, Contron has gained a deep understanding of these markets and engaged in numerous international collaborations and exchanges.

On April 3, 2024, Contron and CCG Group formalized their strategic cooperation agreement, marking the beginning of a mutually beneficial partnership. Key leaders present at the signing ceremony included Wu Qiquan, Chairman and President of CYG Technology Group; Qiang Wei, Vice President of CYG Technology Group and General Manager of CYG Shenrui Company; and Wang He, General Manager of Contron.

During the ceremony, Wu Qiquan extended a warm welcome to the CCG Group delegation. He highlighted Vietnam's vibrant market potential and expressed confidence that combining CCG Group's extensive industry experience and market insight with Contron's advanced technology and quality services would create significant synergies, opening a new chapter of cooperation.

Pham Van Tuan, Chairman of CCG Group, expressed gratitude for the hospitality received from CYG Technology Group and Contron. He shared insights from his visit on April 2, where he was impressed by CYG's comprehensive capabilities in the grid and energy sectors. Pham noted that Contron excels in product development and market promotion in industrial safety, while CCG Group possesses strong local resource integration and channel-building capabilities. This collaboration is expected to optimize resource allocation and enhance market competitiveness, leading to a win-win outcome.
Nguyen Thi Hong Phuong, CFO of CCG Group, provided a detailed overview of the company's operations and development plans. Following this, both parties engaged in in-depth discussions based on mutual benefit, finalizing the cooperation framework and details, and signing the strategic cooperation agreement.
Looking ahead, as the "Belt and Road" initiative progresses, Contron will continue to explore overseas markets and enhance its core competitiveness and international influence under the group's guidance. This strategic cooperation not only presents new development opportunities for both Contron and CCG Group but also contributes to the economic development of both countries. It is anticipated that this collaboration will yield fruitful results and mark a new chapter in international cooperation.