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*{{wp|Education}} | |||
*{{wp|Environmental Engineering}} | *{{wp|Environmental Engineering}} | ||
*{{wp|Energy Industry}} | *{{wp|Energy Industry}} | ||
*{{wp|Financial Services}} | *{{wp|Financial Services}} | ||
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*{{wp|Infrastructure}} | |||
*{{wp|Mining}} | *{{wp|Mining}} | ||
*{{wp|Private military company|Private Security}} | *{{wp|Private military company|Private Security}} | ||
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*{{wp|Transport|Transportation}} | |||
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'''Tran International''', ({{wp|Vietnamese language|Daoan}}: ''Trần Quốc tế''), is a Daoan {{wp|conglomorate}} based in Congvat. Tran International is the largest conglomerate in Daobac with a combined revenue of more than XX billion Solidus that is best known for its {{wp|environmental engineering}}, {{wp|arms industry|arms manufacturing}}, {{wp|mining}} & {{wp|energy industry|energy}} 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 {{wp|holding company}} of more than XX {{wp|subsidiary|subsidiaries}} that Tran either wholly controls or owns a {{wp|share (finance)|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 {{wp|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 {{wp|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 {{wp|Circulating fluidized bed|circulating fluidized bed}} (CFB) technology which improved the efficiency of coal combustion while at the same time greatly reducing the number of {{wp|Pollutant|pollutants}} emitted in {{wp|coal-fired power plants}} (CFPP). The technology allows {{wp|developing country|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: {{wp|mining}}, {{wp|energy industry|energy}}, {{wp|arms industry|arms manufacturing}}, {{wp|Private military company|private security}}, {{wp|financial services}} and {{wp|food processing}}. Through subsidiaries Tran currently has active large scale mining operations as well as the construction of coal-fired power plants in [[Anachak Kang]]. It is also one of the largest {{wp|Arms manufacturing|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 == | |||
== Business Units == | |||
=== Tran Energy === | |||
=== Tran Defense === | |||
=== Tran Infrastructure & Transportation === | |||
=== Tran Healthcare === | |||
=== Tran Property & Land === | |||
=== Tran Security Services === | |||
Revision as of 13:46, 3 March 2023
 Logo of Tran International | |
Native name | |
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| 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 |  XX billion Solidus (2022) |
| XX billion Solidus (2022) | |
| XX billion Solidus (2022) | |
| Total assets |  XX billion Solidus (2022) |
| Total equity | XX billion Solidus (2022) |
| Subsidiaries |
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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 with a combined revenue of more than XX billion Solidus that is best known for its environmental engineering, arms manufacturing, mining & energy 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, arms manufacturing, 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 Anachak Kang. 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.