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Vinacoal a state-owned company which operates all the state-owned coal mining and coal processing companies in Vietnam. It was established as a subsidiary of the Vietnam National Coal-Mineral Industries Group (Vinacomin) in 2005.

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The USGS reports that Vinacoal "controlled about 20 coal-producing subsidiaries" which were:

• Vinacomin Cao Son Coal Joint-Stock Company,
• Vinacomin Coc Sau Coal Joint-Stock Company,
• Vinacomin Deo Nai Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Dong Bac Company,
• Vinacomin Duong Huy Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Ha Lam Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Ha Long Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Ha Tu Joint-Stock Company,
• Vinacomin Hongay Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Inland Coal Holding Company,
• Vinacomin Mao Khe Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Mine Construction Company,
• Vinacomin Minerals Corporation,
• Vinacomin Mong Duong Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Nui Beo Coal Joint-Stock Company,
• Vinacomin Quang Hanh Coal Company,
• Vinacomin South-West Da Mai Joint-Stock Company,
• Vinacomin Thong Nhat Coal Company,
• Vinacomin Uong Bi Coal Holding Co. Ltd.; and
• Vinacomin Vang Danh Coal Company.

Other coal-related business subsidiaries of Vietnam National Coal-Mineral Industries Group (Vinacomin) are Vinacomin Cua Ong Coal Preparation Company, Vinacomin Hongay Coal Preparation Company, and Vinacomin Port Company.

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