PM urges Samsung to expand high-tech, R&D investment in Vietnam
In the first half of this year, Samsung Vietnam posted revenues of $31.8 billion, including $28 billion from exports.
Vietnam's manufacturing embraces smart tech
Vietnam remains a country with a competitive advantage in attracting foreign investment, according to Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Foreign Invested Enterprises.
PM proposes Samsung to increase investmnet in Vietnam
Samsung currently the largest foreign direct investor in Vietnam, with a total registered investment capital of $23.2 billion.
4 Samsung factories in Vietnam account for 30 per cent of the Group's global revenue
From the first quarter, Samsung’s four factories in Vietnam returned to profitability, recording $1.17 billion in profit.
Samsung Display to invest $1.8 bln in building factory in Bac Ninh province
The plant producing screens and electronic components.
Samsung to Boost Vietnam Investment by $1 Billion Annually
The South Korean tech giant deepens its commitment to Vietnam, eyeing the Southeast Asian nation as a strategic manufacturing hub.
Vietnam proposes that Samsung help train semiconductor engineers
Proposal made by Deputy PM at a reception for General Director of Samsung Vietnam.
Samsung & Vietnam National University partner in semiconductor training
Students to receive in-depth training in the semiconductor industry under the VNU-Samsung Technology Track (V-STT) program.
Samsung Vietnam working to post targeted annual growth of 15%
South Korean giant had invested over $20 billion in Vietnam as of late last year.
Samsung helping local businesses join supply chains
Mr. Choi Joo Ho, General Director of Samsung Vietnam, addressed the opening ceremony of the 4th VIMEXPO 2023 on November 15.
Vietnam holds appeal for FDI in high technology
Over 100 multinational groups are currently investing in the country.
Samsung kicks off smart plants development project in Vietnam’s north
Cooperative project with MoIT to help Vietnamese enterprises develop smart plants and train experts in smart factory consulting in the northern region.
Samsung views Vietnam as a global manufacturing hub
Electronics giant opened a $220-million R&D center in Hanoi last year.
Deputy PM proposes Samsung expand its investment in Vietnam
Vietnam prioritizes the attraction of projects with high technologies and innovation.
Samsung to increase investment to $20bln
South Korean giant’s R&D center in Vietnam has been completed and will be put into operation shortly.
Supporting industries crucial for participation in global value chains
Mr. Choi Joo Ho, General Director of Samsung Vietnam, told the Multilateral Forum (MSF) 2022 on improving Vietnam’s position in global value chains, held on October 19, that the country holds many advantages in this regard, such as a dynamic economy and expanding consumer market. To use these advantages, it is necessary to expand participation in global supply chains by promoting supporting industries.
Samsung to produce Flip-chip Ball Grid Array in Vietnam
Samsung Electronics will produce the Flip-chip Ball Grid Array at Samsung Electro-Mechanics Viet Nam (SEMV) in northern Thai Nguyen province from July 2023. The announcement was made by Mr. Roh Tae-Moon, CEO of Samsung Electronics, when he met with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on August 5.
Samsung to invest additional $920mln in Thai Nguyen
The Samsung Electro-Mechanics project in northern Thai Nguyen province has been in operation since 2015, with total investment of $1.35 billion and more than 6,500 workers. The project has been granted an amended investment license, to invest an additional $920 million. It produces an array of semiconductor chips and electronic components and parts for high-tech mobile and telecommunications equipment, among other items.
PM affirms support for Samsung
Vietnamese Government keen to continue its support in South Korean giant’s future investments.
Samsung improving local production
After ten weeks of consulting with South Korean experts at Samsung, two businesses in northern Bac Ninh province cut their product defect rates by 50 per cent and 20 per cent, respectively. Samsung has consulted with 260 businesses involved in its supply chain, to help them increase productivity, cut defects, or reduce inventory, among other things.