Thailand approves $2 billion PCB manufacturing investment
ZDT, which has production bases in Taiwan and mainland China, had its first project in Thailand approved three years ago and began production in September last year.
Thailand's investment board has approved an investment of about USD 2 billion by a joint venture led by Taiwan's PCB maker Zhen Ding Technology and Thailand's Saha Pattana Interholding.
ZDT, which has production bases in Taiwan and mainland China, had its first project in Thailand approved three years ago and began production in September last year, according to a report by Reuters.
The investment will boost Thailand's advanced electronics supply chain, board investment chief Narit Therdsteerasukdi said.
“The decision by the world’s No.1 PCB maker, ZDT, to establish a major base in Thailand, with investment of more than THB65 billion and plans for continued expansion, underscores Thailand’s potential to become a new hub for the PCB industry,” board investment chief Narit Therdsteerasukdi said, according to a report by The Nation.