Brookland buys first stake in Vietnam's Miza under deal worth up to USD 5m
Brookland Group & Partners, an investment firm operating from Dubai and Singapore, has completed a first investment in Vietnamese recycled paper and packaging producer Miza under a long-term agreement worth up to USD 5m. The shares were bought from an existing shareholder without new issuance, and neither the first-tranche amount nor the stake was disclosed. Brookland plans to raise its holding in stages and puts Miza's 2025 revenue at about USD 185m.
Why this mattersA staged entry by a Dubai and Singapore investor shows foreign capital turning to Vietnam's recycled packaging paper, where 2025 consumption of 7.77m tonnes outran domestic output.
- Brookland's first investment in Miza is part of a long-term agreement worth up to USD 5m.
- The shares were bought from an existing Miza shareholder; Miza issued no new shares.
- Neither the first-tranche amount nor the percentage stake has been disclosed.
- Brookland plans to increase its holding in further stages.
- Miza, founded in 2010 and listed as MZG, makes industrial packaging paper, cartons and paper bags from waste paper at its main plant in Nghi Son, Thanh Hoa Province.
- Brookland puts Miza's 2025 revenue at about USD 185m.