Forest to shipment

Ten steps, one supply chain.

Because we own the plantations and run the factories, every step between the tree and your warehouse is ours to control – and to document.

Panoramic view of the log yard beside a production hall
Large piles of acacia logs in the outdoor log yard

01 · Plantation & harvest

Acacia mangium and acacia hybrid from our 10,000 ha of company-owned plantations in Northern Vietnam.

Short acacia logs stacked in steel crates

02 · Log intake & sorting

Logs are sorted by diameter and grade on arrival; origin and moisture are recorded.

Workers operating a band saw to cut acacia logs

03 · Sawing

Band saws break logs down into boards sized for the products on order.

Stickered timber stacks waiting in front of the drying kilns

04 · Kiln drying

Ten moisture-controlled kilns dry timber to the target of your market.

Four-sided moulder with dust extraction hoods

05 · Planing & machining

Four-sided moulders and CNC lines cut boards to exact dimensions.

Operator at a finger-joint machine behind yellow guard rails

06 · Finger-jointing & pressing

Short lamellas are finger-jointed and edge-glued with D4 glue under high-frequency presses.

Two operators feeding a panel into a wide-belt sander

07 · Sanding & finishing

Wide-belt and multi-stage sanding to P180⁠–⁠240, then oil, stain or custom finish.

Team inspecting a finger-jointed acacia panel

08 · Final inspection

Surface, dimensions, joints and moisture checked before packing.

Strapped stacks of wood panels on pallets in a warehouse

09 · Packing

Shrink-wrapped, labelled and palletised to your packaging specification.

Loaded shipping container with rear doors closed

10 · Loading & shipment

Containers loaded to plan, sealed and shipped with full documents.

Want to see it in person?

We welcome buyer audits of our plantations and factories.