In the first ten months of 2026, Factory Z113 completed the production and repair of 33 types of defense products on schedule. In commercial production, the factory adopted various measures to boost sales of industrial explosives, mechanical products, mining drill bits, steel-cutting saws, flanges for utility poles, and firefighting equipment. Notably, it exported 13,000 tons of industrial TNT explosives.
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Rear Admiral Nguyen Van Bach, Chief of the General Department of Defense Industry, delivers remarks at the working session with key personnel of Factory Z183. |
Factory Z129 largely fulfilled its production targets for various types of weapon fuzes while ensuring product quality. It also applied science and technology to research and develop proximity fuzes, guided fuzes, fuzes for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and unmanned surface vehicles (USVs), training grenades, and mechanical impact fuzes.
The factory actively manufactured Group-2 defense products for several units while maintaining production of traditional commercial products to provide jobs and income for its workers. It is currently finalizing legal procedures to export 10,000 products to a partner.
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Rear Admiral Nguyen Van Bach and the delegation view an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufactured by Factory Z113. |
Factory Z183 focused on the safe production and repair of various types of artillery ammunition. Investment projects aimed at enhancing its defense and commercial production capacity have largely been completed and put into operation.
The factory also maintained production of traditional commercial goods, including firefighting equipment, water supply equipment, grills, and household appliances for the domestic market and export to 20 countries.
Speaking at the working sessions, Rear Admiral Nguyen Van Bach commended the efforts and achievements of the three factories.
He urged the units to strengthen political and ideological education, promote unity and the exemplary role of leading officers at all levels, and effectively carry out mass mobilization and policy work.
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Rear Admiral Nguyen Van Bach and the delegation inspect measuring and quality control equipment for defense products at Factory Z129. |
He also requested them to strictly maintain combat readiness, fire and explosion prevention, search and rescue capabilities, and workplace safety.
The GDDI chief emphasized the need to concentrate resources on researching and developing new and smart weapons to meet the requirements of building a modern military. He also called for greater attention to personnel training and development, as well as attracting and making effective use of talented personnel.
In addition, the factories were urged to actively participate in trade fairs and exhibitions, seek new business partners, and expand markets for commercial products to create more jobs and improve workers' incomes.
He also stressed the importance of strictly managing finances and defense land in accordance with regulations, while continuing to improve quality of administrative reform and digital transformation.
Translated by Minh Anh