Responding to the movement to support citizens in restoring production after natural disasters, on February 4, 2026, Binh Duong Water - Environment Joint Stock Company (BIWASE, stock code: BWE - HoSE) continued to coordinate with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of An Dinh Commune, Vinh Long Province. This collaboration aims to share difficulties and provide poor, near-poor, and newly escaped poverty households in 2026 with better conditions to improve their lives, develop their household economies, and achieve sustainable poverty reduction. Consequently, this contributes to the local efforts in building An Dinh Commune into a standard "new-style rural area," gradually moving towards a modern rural model.

Within the framework of the program, BIWASE donated 5 reproductive breeding cows to poor, near-poor, and newly escaped poverty households in 2026 across the commune.

Mr. Nguyen Van Thien, Chairman of the Board of Directors of BIWASE (left), during the breeding cow handover ceremony for local residents

Sharing at the event, Mr. Nguyen Van Thien, Chairman of the Board of Directors of BIWASE, stated: “The donation of reproductive cows to poor, near-poor, and newly escaped poverty households in 2026 is one of our practical activities aimed at supporting livelihoods, creating jobs, and increasing income. This helps families gradually improve their circumstances and achieve sustainable poverty reduction. At the same time, the program contributes to raising the awareness and responsibility of all levels, sectors, and the People in implementing the preferential policies of the Party and State for vulnerable groups, thereby promoting local economic development in an efficient and sustainable direction.”.

Representatives of the local authorities of An Dinh Commune expressed their appreciation and gratitude to BIWASE's leadership. They noted that this support of breeding stock and agricultural supplies is expected to help residents resume production soon, increase their income, and contribute to long-term stability in the local area.

Sharing her emotions upon receiving this meaningful gift from BIWASE representatives, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Truc expressed her sincere and deep gratitude. She shared that her family is a member of the Women's Union facing economic difficulties; therefore, being gifted a cow is not only of material value but also a tremendous source of spiritual encouragement. “Today’s gift has given my family more faith and hope, creating further conditions to develop our livelihood and gradually stabilize our lives,” Ms. Truc shared emotionally.

Previously, in January 2026, Biwase donated 25 cows and 100 tons of fertilizer to people in flood-affected areas, including 5 cows and 20 tons of fertilizer to Dien Khanh Commune, Khanh Hoa Province; 10 cows and 40 tons of fertilizer to Hoa Thinh Commune, Dak Lak Province (formerly Phu Yen); and 10 cows and 40 tons of fertilizer to Hoa My Commune, Dak Lak Province (formerly Phu Yen).

In fact, throughout 2025, BIWASE implemented many meaningful charitable activities. Specifically, in August 2025, the enterprise collaborated with Phuoc Thanh Commune, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Binh Duong) to give gifts to students in difficult circumstances; in September 2025, BIWASE's Youth Union contributed 180 units of blood during the 43rd Voluntary Blood Donation Festival; in December 2025, BIWASE handed over a charity house in Thanh An Commune, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Binh Duong Province), along with many other meaningful social activities actively supported and implemented by BIWASE staff and employees.

Regarding BIWASE, the enterprise currently operates in three main sectors: clean water production and business; waste collection and treatment; and wastewater collection and treatment. In Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Binh Duong), BIWASE manages and operates 9 water plants with a total distribution network length of 6,969 km, a 100-hectare waste treatment complex, and 4 wastewater treatment plants. In localities outside the former Binh Duong, BIWASE participates in managing and operating over 17 water plants in various provinces and cities such as Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai (including former Binh Phuoc), Tay Ninh (formerly Long An), Can Tho, Vinh Long, Quang Tri (formerly Quang Binh), etc…