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* '''Mining:''' Through Tran Energy and its subsidiaries, Tran extracts large amounts of raw natural resources primarily {{wp|coal}}, {{wp|limestone}} and {{Wp|Rare-earth mineral|rare-earth minerals}} such as {{Wp|euxenite}} and {{Wp|gadolinite}}. Vinh Hang Group is subsidiary holding company based in Daobac that operates a {{wp|vertically integrated}} business model and controls all Tran Energy operations in Yunxia. Vinh Hang operates two principal mines: the Baixiangshan mine for coal and the Shihuishikuang quary for limesetone. Both are are {{wp|Open-pit mining|open-pit}} {{wp|surface mining|surface mines}}, and with a production capacity of 105,000 tonnes of coal per day the Baixiangshan is considered as one of the largest open pit mines in the northern hemisphere. Phukhao has a concession area of 27,950 ha and Lebkhong 260 ha. Both mines are leased to Tran through the Resource Extraction Cooperation Agreement signed by the Yunxianese & Daoan governments, providing Vinhhang Group mining rights for XX years in the concession areas. In 2022 Baixiangshan mine had an annual production of 39,450,000 tonnes of coal, with an proven 740,000,000 tones of coal in reserves and a further 3,100,000,000 in resources. Shihuishikuang has an annual production of 1,200,000 tonnes of limestone, with a proven reserves of 98,000,000 tonnes of limestone and a further estimated 510,000,000 tonnes in reserve. Rare-earth minerals are also found in these two mines though their total reserves are not publicly disclosed. | * '''Mining:''' Through Tran Energy and its subsidiaries, Tran extracts large amounts of raw natural resources primarily {{wp|coal}}, {{wp|limestone}} and {{Wp|Rare-earth mineral|rare-earth minerals}} such as {{Wp|euxenite}} and {{Wp|gadolinite}}. Vinh Hang Group is subsidiary holding company based in Daobac that operates a {{wp|vertically integrated}} business model and controls all Tran Energy operations in Yunxia. Vinh Hang operates two principal mines: the Baixiangshan mine for coal and the Shihuishikuang quary for limesetone. Both are are {{wp|Open-pit mining|open-pit}} {{wp|surface mining|surface mines}}, and with a production capacity of 105,000 tonnes of coal per day the Baixiangshan is considered as one of the largest open pit mines in the northern hemisphere. Phukhao has a concession area of 27,950 ha and Lebkhong 260 ha. Both mines are leased to Tran through the Resource Extraction Cooperation Agreement signed by the Yunxianese & Daoan governments, providing Vinhhang Group mining rights for XX years in the concession areas. In 2022 Baixiangshan mine had an annual production of 39,450,000 tonnes of coal, with an proven 740,000,000 tones of coal in reserves and a further 3,100,000,000 in resources. Shihuishikuang has an annual production of 1,200,000 tonnes of limestone, with a proven reserves of 98,000,000 tonnes of limestone and a further estimated 510,000,000 tonnes in reserve. Rare-earth minerals are also found in these two mines though their total reserves are not publicly disclosed. | ||
* '''Energy:''' Tran has invested heavily in Yunxia's energy industry, providing XX {{wp|Watt#Multiples|MW}} of electricity to the nation's electrical power grid, having constructed and operating XX {{wp|Coal-fired power station|coal-fired power plants}} (CFPP) located in the Yunxia's industrial coastal regions. Providing 4 x XXXX MW of electricity, the XXX power station is one of Yunxia's largest CFPP in active operation. | * '''Energy:''' Tran has invested heavily in Yunxia's energy industry, providing XX {{wp|Watt#Multiples|MW}} of electricity to the nation's electrical power grid, having constructed and operating XX {{wp|Coal-fired power station|coal-fired power plants}} (CFPP) located in the Yunxia's industrial coastal regions. Providing 4 x XXXX MW of electricity, the XXX power station is one of Yunxia's largest CFPP in active operation. All power stations constructed by Tran is owned and operated by Vinh Hang Group. | ||
* '''Construction:''' | * '''Construction:''' the Nangang Construction Consortium is a subsidiary of Tran Heavy Industries that specializes in construction of public and private infrastructure. Throughout the Second Cross-Strait War the region of Nangang was heavily subjected to Daoan aerial bombing and naval bombardment campaigns which targeted major public infrastructure assets such as roads, railroads and bridges. With the war over the task of rebuilding became a high priority for the regional government of Nangang. | ||
* '''Agriculture:''' To manage all agriculture ventures in Nangang, Tran Agriculture established a wholly owned subsidiary known as Nangang Agribusiness as a holding entity with its head office in Congvat. First established in 1930 in the aftermath of the Second Cross-Strait War, Nangang Agribusiness originally presented itself as a coordinator of rice production in the region, working in conjunction with local farmers. Gradually however it began to purchase and directly control rice production in the region, establishing numerous subsidiaries to manage its vertically integrated business model. The double rice cropping method is most commonly used with Nangang Agribusiness transitioning from traditional to more modern production methods amongst its farmers. By 2003 traditional transplantation method has significantly declined, replaced with mechanical transplantation to increase productivity and efficiency. When it first began Nangang Agribusiness only successfully produced XX tonnes of rice, by 2020 this has increased to XX million tonnes. | * '''Agriculture:''' To manage all agriculture ventures in Nangang, Tran Agriculture established a wholly owned subsidiary known as Nangang Agribusiness as a holding entity with its head office in Congvat. First established in 1930 in the aftermath of the Second Cross-Strait War, Nangang Agribusiness originally presented itself as a coordinator of rice production in the region, working in conjunction with local farmers. Gradually however it began to purchase and directly control rice production in the region, establishing numerous subsidiaries to manage its vertically integrated business model. The double rice cropping method is most commonly used with Nangang Agribusiness transitioning from traditional to more modern production methods amongst its farmers. By 2003 traditional transplantation method has significantly declined, replaced with mechanical transplantation to increase productivity and efficiency. When it first began Nangang Agribusiness only successfully produced XX tonnes of rice, by 2020 this has increased to XX million tonnes. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:30, 8 December 2024
 Logo of Tran International | |
Native name | |
|---|---|
| Holding company | |
| Traded as | CSE: TRAN |
| Industry | Conglomorate |
| Founded | August 15, 1835 |
| Founder | Trần Thành Nhân |
| Headquarters | Tran Tower, Congvat , |
Area served | |
Key people | |
| Revenue |  39.78 billion Solidus (2022) |
| 13.53 billion Solidus (2022) | |
| 4.72 billion Solidus (2022) | |
| Total assets |  66.51 billion Solidus (2022) |
| Total equity | 21.25 billion Solidus (2022) |
| Subsidiaries | Full List
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Tran International, (Daoan: Trần Quốc tế), is a Daoan conglomorate based in Congvat. Tran International is the largest conglomerate in Daobac and with a combined revenue of more than 39.78 billion Solidus the conglomorate controls 11.3% of the Daoan economy. Tran is best known for its engineering, energy, arms manufacturing and mining, services. It has a primary listing on the Congvat Stock Exchange (CSE) and secondary listings in the XX and XX Stock Exchanges. Though the company is publicly listed it is controlled by the Tran Family, whose members are the descendants of its founder. Tran is the holding company of more than XX subsidiaries that Tran either wholly controls or owns a stake in it and has established a strong presence in the domestic and international markets. The company was founded in 1835 by Trần Thành Nhân and began as a small coal mining company that went by business name of Tran Coal. The Tran family owned a large coal mining concession at Dammay island but was unable to fully exploit the rich coal resources due to a lack of funds to procure manpower and machinery. However Tran's fortunes changed after Daoan independence in 1845 when the influx of foreign direct investment allowed the Daoan government to funnel much needed capital into its struggling industries. At the time coal was considered a strategic national resource by the government, Tran Mining was eligible to receive funding from the Daoan government. Government funding allowed Tran to transform his small company into the largest coal producer in the country and one of the largest in the Ozerosi region almost overnight, capable of providing XXX tonnes of coal each day for both domestic & foreign consumption. Tran International was eventualy established in 1950 as a holding company to manage and coordinate the economic activities of all the companies that the Tran family owned and operated. Tran's successfully pioneered the development and commercialization of the circulating fluidized bed (CFB) technology which improved the efficiency of coal combustion while at the same time greatly reducing the number of pollutants emitted in coal-fired power plants (CFPP). The technology allows developing countries to utilize cheaper coal power plants without worrying the large amount of pollution generated by traditional CFPPs. In the modern era Tran International's subsidiaries operates in a wide range of industries including: mining, energy, defense, private security, financial services and food processing. Through subsidiaries Tran currently has active large scale mining operations as well as the construction of coal-fired power plants in the Nangang region of Yunxia. It is also one of the largest defense contractors in the Ozerosi region. The conglomerate is considered the primary competitor of Bao Enterprises, a conglomorate that operates in similar industries with Tran. There has been on occasion incidents between Tran and Bao led mercenaries engaged in unconfirmed skirmishes in their international operations with both companies consistently denying that any such skirmishes took place.
History
Corporate Structure
Tran International is involved in 14 key industries ranging from education to mining & energy services with operations spread across XX countries and XX continents. To manage its wide and farflung businesses Tran has established ten holding business units (BUs) each responsible for managing and coordinating its business operations in one or more industries. These business units are further subdivided into multiple sub-business units (SBUs) operating in specific industry areas.
| Logo | Name | Industry | Employees | Subsidiaries | Revenue Solidus ($) |
Operating Income Solidus ($) |
Net Income Solidus ($) |
Total Assets Solidus ($) |
Total Equity Solidus ($) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tran Academy | TBD | TBD |  $500,000
|
$220,000
|
$83,600
|
$1,190,000
|
$404,600
| ||
| Tran Agribusiness | TBD | Nangang Agribusiness | $7,530,900,000
|
$2,320,000,000
|
$881,600,000
|
$13,030,000,000
|
$4,770,200,000
| ||
| Tran Corporation | TBD | $2,340,000,000
|
$980,000,000
|
$372,400,000
|
$4,790,000,000
|
$1,628,600,000
| |||
| Tran Energy | TBD |
|
$9,540,000,000
|
$3,767,000,000
|
$1,145,960,000
|
$12,409,400,000
|
$7,279,196,000
| ||
| Tran Financial | TBD |
|
$3,990,000,000
|
$1,500,300,000
|
$570,114,200
|
$6,450,000,000
|
$2,193,000,000
| ||
| Tran Healthcare | TBD | TBD | $110,000,000
|
$57,441,000
|
$21,827,580
|
$280,000,000
|
$95,200,000
| ||
| Tran Heavy Industries | TBD |
|
$15,213,756,000
|
$5,083,835,000
|
$1,791,857,300
|
$19,180,000,000
|
$5,161,200,000
| ||
| Tran Logistics | TBD | $1,540,000,000
|
$299,670,000
|
$113,874,600
|
$2,787,000,000
|
$947,580,000
| |||
| Tran Property & Land | TBD | $10,000,000
|
$3,490,000
|
$1,326,000
|
$134,000,000
|
$3,650,920
| |||
| Tran Security | TBD |
|
$120,000
|
$31,000
|
$11,780
|
$880,000
|
$299,200
|
Tran Academy
Tran Agribusiness
Tran Corporation
Tran Energy
Tran Energy is the primary holding company for all of Tran's subsidiaries that operates in the mining and energy industry. It is the second larges holding group of Tran, contributing a total revenue of 9.5 billion Solidus assest of up to 12 billion Solidus in 2022. Tran Energy was founded in 19XX when Tran underwent a major reform to modernize its corporate structure. Tran Energy is originally known as Tran Coal, a coal mining company that operated the Doi Mat Troi, Ba Ngon Doi and Doi Troi mines on both Dam May and Bau Troi islands from 1835 until the last viable reserves were depleted in 2002. Tran Coal was eventually consolidated as a subsidiary of Tran Energy, alongside various other companies that were formed to manage its international mining and energy operations. In 1995 Daobac entered into negotiations with the nation of Yunxia to establish mining operations in the Yunxianese state. The Baixiangshan region has been identified with the potential to produce 108,082 tonnes of coal per day whereas the Shihuishikuang limestone quary has an estimated daily production capacity if 3,288 tonnes of coal. In the negotiations, Daobac would provide the necessary financial backing and technologies to fully exploit the economic potential of the two mining sites, whereas Yunxia would provide a majority of the manpower to maintain day to day operations. Vinh Hang Group, a mining and energy conglomorate, was established in 1999 by Tran Energy to manage all operations in Yunxia and to date remains the largest contributor of revenue to Tran Energy as a whole. For transportation of the resources extracted, Tran Energy relies on Tran Logistics and its subsidiaires for air, sea and land based transport platforms. The utilization of Tran-owned assets throughout a majority of its operations allows Tran Energy to operate a true vertically integrated supply chain.
Tran Financial
Tran Healthcare
Tran Heavy Industries
Tran Logistics
Tran Property & Land
Tran Security
Tran Security is a private defense agency that provides security and defense services for its clients. It is comprised of two subsidiaries: the private military company Eclipse Corps and the General Resources security management consulting firm. Tran Security was co-founded by <<INSERT NAME>> a former general of the Daobac Self-Defense Forces and <<INSERT NAME>>, a former special forces commander from <<TBD>> in 1987. The two men began Eclipse Corps as a firm that provided security services such as VIP protection and surveillance services to both the public and private sectors. What began as a small company with only twenty staff members when it was founded quickly grew to approximately 2,000 personnel of both non-combatant civilian support and combatant personnel. In 2001 Tran International entered into negotiations with Eclipse to provide security services for its assets, primarily its mining operations in Yunxia. This arrangement began in 2003 and in 2006 Tran International acquired Eclipse Corps and placed Eclipse co-founders as both its Chairman and CEO respectively. General Resources was established by Eclipse to provide non-physical security services such as risk assessment and risk analysis to identify potential threats and rate system vulnurabilities. Both Eclipse and General Resources has been contracted by the Tran International itself, various Non-Governmental Organiations and the Daoan government. Most notably the Office of National Intelligence has allegedly employed the services of Eclipse personnel for various classified missions, an allegation both ONI and Eclipse has denied to date. Eclipse Corps personnel has also been brought into conflict in Yunxia, protecting Tran Energy assets and operations against a brewing Kra insurgency in the interior of Yunxia.
Operations
Tran International has operations in a variety of industries spread across XX countries around the world. Its global headquarters is located in Congvat, Daobac.
Yunxia
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Since 1994 and through its business units and subsidiaries, Tran has established substantial mining, energy, construction & agriculture operations throughout Yunxia. A large majority of Tran's workforce in Nangang is comprised of the Manzinese, an ethnic group within Yunxia largely concentrated in the Nangang province.
- Mining: Through Tran Energy and its subsidiaries, Tran extracts large amounts of raw natural resources primarily coal, limestone and rare-earth minerals such as euxenite and gadolinite. Vinh Hang Group is subsidiary holding company based in Daobac that operates a vertically integrated business model and controls all Tran Energy operations in Yunxia. Vinh Hang operates two principal mines: the Baixiangshan mine for coal and the Shihuishikuang quary for limesetone. Both are are open-pit surface mines, and with a production capacity of 105,000 tonnes of coal per day the Baixiangshan is considered as one of the largest open pit mines in the northern hemisphere. Phukhao has a concession area of 27,950 ha and Lebkhong 260 ha. Both mines are leased to Tran through the Resource Extraction Cooperation Agreement signed by the Yunxianese & Daoan governments, providing Vinhhang Group mining rights for XX years in the concession areas. In 2022 Baixiangshan mine had an annual production of 39,450,000 tonnes of coal, with an proven 740,000,000 tones of coal in reserves and a further 3,100,000,000 in resources. Shihuishikuang has an annual production of 1,200,000 tonnes of limestone, with a proven reserves of 98,000,000 tonnes of limestone and a further estimated 510,000,000 tonnes in reserve. Rare-earth minerals are also found in these two mines though their total reserves are not publicly disclosed.
- Energy: Tran has invested heavily in Yunxia's energy industry, providing XX MW of electricity to the nation's electrical power grid, having constructed and operating XX coal-fired power plants (CFPP) located in the Yunxia's industrial coastal regions. Providing 4 x XXXX MW of electricity, the XXX power station is one of Yunxia's largest CFPP in active operation. All power stations constructed by Tran is owned and operated by Vinh Hang Group.
- Construction: the Nangang Construction Consortium is a subsidiary of Tran Heavy Industries that specializes in construction of public and private infrastructure. Throughout the Second Cross-Strait War the region of Nangang was heavily subjected to Daoan aerial bombing and naval bombardment campaigns which targeted major public infrastructure assets such as roads, railroads and bridges. With the war over the task of rebuilding became a high priority for the regional government of Nangang.
- Agriculture: To manage all agriculture ventures in Nangang, Tran Agriculture established a wholly owned subsidiary known as Nangang Agribusiness as a holding entity with its head office in Congvat. First established in 1930 in the aftermath of the Second Cross-Strait War, Nangang Agribusiness originally presented itself as a coordinator of rice production in the region, working in conjunction with local farmers. Gradually however it began to purchase and directly control rice production in the region, establishing numerous subsidiaries to manage its vertically integrated business model. The double rice cropping method is most commonly used with Nangang Agribusiness transitioning from traditional to more modern production methods amongst its farmers. By 2003 traditional transplantation method has significantly declined, replaced with mechanical transplantation to increase productivity and efficiency. When it first began Nangang Agribusiness only successfully produced XX tonnes of rice, by 2020 this has increased to XX million tonnes.
Although most of Tran's ventures in the Yunxianese nation has been framed as a cooperative undertaking, there has been allegations that Tran has subsumed or sidelined most of its Yunxianese partners. Allegations of local Yunxianese government officials engaged in bribery and corruption in projects related with Tran are also commonly heard though none has been proven to date. Due to the presence of hostile rebels in the country Tran employs the services of Eclipse Corps, a private security contractor and subsidiary of Tran Security. Originally tasked for providing security to Tran's assets and personnel in the country, the increasing number of attacks by rebel forces has prompted the deployment of more Eclipse personnel and assets in the region. Its personnel are largely comprised of Daoan citizens who were either veterans of its armed forces, or had recently concluded their period of national service but have opted not to pursue a professional military career. Eclipse Corps has often been described as a private army of Tran International, having deployed XXX personnel in Nangang and is supported by a substantial number of military-grade small arms, hardware & infrastructure. With rebel activity consistently increasing in both intensity and frequency, Eclipse Corps personnel has taken a more proactive role in fighting insurgents. Its original mandate was to only serve in defensive roles but there has been a number of reports that Eclipse Corps contractors deployed in offensive roles, actively seeking and rooting out known rebel bases. Vinh Hang has also been accused of engaging in corporate espionage against its primary competitor Bao Enterprises who also has active operations in Yunxia. Combined with Eclipse's growing number of personnel and military capability, this has led to concerns from independent observers of the possiblity of a corporate war taking place in Yunxia as rebel activity from the Namhio clique rises and mounting pressure from a hostile Sonhan government.
Daobac
Tran's operates a major campus in XXX, a suburb in the Congvat metropolitan area, that also serves as the company's global headquarters and is home to XXXX employees. The campus is host to a wide range of facilities ranging from office buildings, apartments and housing to accommodate on-site employees, research & development laboratories and learning centers. Tran provides a wide range of services ranging from financial, academic, consumer goods and electronics. Tran owns and controls Fanambina Bank and with a revenue of 3.9 billion Solidus makes it one of the big four banks of Daobac. Fanambina specializes in investment banking by investing its resources in potential high performing firms in the field of engineering both domestically and abroad. As part of any investments, the bank generally stipulates that breakthroughs achieved by these firms must be shared with Daobac through a transfer of technology with these agreements either made officially or unofficially. Fanambina also has major domestic presence in corporate banking and consumer banking sectors as well. Fanambina Bank's primary headquarters is located in Congvat's central business district (CBD) area at Fanambina Tower. Through Tran Financial, Tran has a firm presence in the insurance sector as well providing private health, automobile, property and life insurance products as well. Tran also has a presence in the retail market through ownership of XXX Group, who controls brands that specializes in, general merchandises, supermarkets and small-scale grocery stores. Tran also has ownership of Takasaki-Tran Automotive (TTA), automotible trading company based in Congvat acting as the sole distributer, agent and importer of Takasaki vehicles in Daobac. The company is a joint venture between Tran Heavy Industries and Takasaki Motor Corporation with the shares distributed evenly between both Tran and Takasaki as each holds held a 50% stake in the company.
Ozeros
Like many other Daoan conglomorates Tran International has a significant presence throughout most if not all member states of the Equatorial Trade Forum (Foareko),