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Skypec Case Study

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1.1. HISTORY AND PROCESS OF DEVELOPMENT OF VIETNAM AIR PETROL COMPANY LIMITED (SKYPEC)
• General Information
- Company Vietnamese name: Công ty TNHH MTV Nhiên liệu Hàng không Việt Nam (SKYPEC)
- Company English name: Vietnam Air Petrol Company Limited (SKYPEC)
- Address: No. 202, Nguyen Son Street, Bo De Ward, Long Bien District, Hanoi
- Phone: (084) 4 38272316
- Fax: (084) 4 38272317
- Hotline: 091 499 1777
- Email: info@skypec.com.vn
- Website: http://skypec.com.vn
- Business sector: Services (Wholesale – Trading)
• Process of Establishment and Development
SKYPEC was established under Decision No. 768/QD-TCCBLD on April 22nd, 1993 by the Minister of Transport and officially came into operation in July, 1993. On June 9th, 1994, the Company …show more content…

The Company imports fuel from major international market such as Singapore, China… To meet the requirements of the quality criteria of fuel for aircraft refueling, the Company has invested in building 3 laboratories which meet the international standard ISO/IEC 17025: 2005 with 11 tests. The quality management system according to ISO 9001-2000 is rated again with the standard system ISO 9001-2008. The Company has also been investing and equipping modern loading vehicles and, additionally, improving aviation fuel transport facilities specialized for ensuring the safety of fuel quality and fueling services at the …show more content…

1045/QD – BOD/TCTHK dated 05/25/2010 of the Board of Vietnam Airlines Corporation on the transformation of the Company into Air Petrol One-Member Company Ltd.), started operations in the model of One-member Company Limited as follows: Vietnam Air Petrol one-member Company Ltd., English trading name: Vietnam Air Petrol Company, operates on the principle of receiving the status quo of capital, assets, land and types of contract; inherits all the rights, benefits, obligations , and handles the existing issues incurring as of the time of conversion of the Company into Vietnam Air Petrol One-Member Company Limited. The Company officially operates under the one-member Ltd. model from July 1st, 2010, with a chartered capital of 400 billion VND by the owner - Vietnam Airlines Corporation. Operational objectives are: Developing and holding the dominant role in the field of fuel supply to the Corporation Vietnam Airlines, the domestic and international airlines; trading other petroleum products and in other industrial sectors effectively under the provisions of the law; preserving and developing the equity investment in the Company; completing other obligations; building the Company to grow stronger, sustainable and promoting in Socialist-Oriented Market

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