OPEN THE BLIND BOX – TAY NAM STEEL’S DROPPING HEAT FOR NEW YEAR

Tay Nam Steel kicks off every new year with exciting activities to energize and uplift the team—and this year’s lucky draw was on a whole new level. With a massive prize pool of 1.8 billion VND and over 900 rewards, including cash and valuable gifts, the event brought pure excitement from day one.

On October 7, 2025, employees from both manufacturing and office departments gathered in full force, buzzing with anticipation. More than just a chance to win big, the event was a celebration of unity, connection, and the vibrant spirit that defines the Tay Nam Steel family.

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Everyone’s getting ready for a chance to win in the New Year lucky draw.

The event began with an inspiring opening speech from a representative of the Board of Directors, who extended heartfelt New Year wishes to all employees:

“2024 marked a year of remarkable milestones. Through unity and determination, we overcame challenges, upheld product quality, and improved our operations. As we step into 2025, Tay Nam Steel will continue to advance and strengthen its market presence. The leadership team remains committed to supporting every individual’s growth and contribution toward our shared success.”

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A glimpse at the prizes distributed at the ceremony

At the start of the year, Tay Nam Steel—together with its sponsoring partners—awarded more than 900 valuable prizes to employees in celebration of the new year. The impressive prize pool included a wide range of rewards, from motorbikes to cash, creating an atmosphere of excitement and appreciation:

  • 2 Grand Prizes: Air Blade and Future motorbikes
  • 4 First Prizes: 2 gold maces each
  • 26 Second Prizes: 1 gold mace each
  • 110 Third Prizes: 5 million VND each
  • 255 Fourth Prizes: 2 million VND each
  • 340 Fifth Prizes: 1 million VND each
  • 160 Sixth Prizes: 500,000 VND each
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A Special Moment from the Sponsor and a Grateful Winner

As part of the celebration, representatives from the sponsor partners presented prizes directly to employees. One particularly moving moment came from Mr. Trần Văn Hùng, a manufacturing team member and recipient of the grand prize, who shared:

“I never imagined I’d be this lucky. My family is still going through tough times, and this prize gives me even more motivation to keep pushing forward. I’m truly thankful to the company for always caring and creating opportunities for its employees.”

The lucky draw wrapped up in an atmosphere of pure joy. Bright smiles, heartfelt hugs, and shared laughter made it a day to remember—one that set the tone for a new year filled with energy, hope, and success. Tay Nam Steel extends sincere thanks to all employees for their continued support and contributions in making this celebration so meaningful.

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