© grzegorz kula dreamstime.com
Electronics Production | October 15, 2012
Samsung eyeing second handset plant in Vietnam
Samsung Electronics is planning to build a 700 million dollar production facility in Vietnam.
According to the Korea Times, Samsung confirmed on Sunday that it is engaged in discussions with the Vietnamese government regarding plans for a second handset plant in the country.
The company would like to build the factory in Thai Nguyen, a city currently reliant on agriculture as its main source of income. Samsung currently owns and operates a handset plant in Bac Ninh.
The company would like to build the factory in Thai Nguyen, a city currently reliant on agriculture as its main source of income. Samsung currently owns and operates a handset plant in Bac Ninh.
ABB starts the construction of new production unit in Bulgaria
The company’s new factory is the second greenfield investment of ABB Group in...
Construction starts for Autoliv’s Polish plant
Polish construction company, Mostostal Warszawa, has begun the extension of the Autoliv...
Supply-chain issues? It could be avoided you know…
As concern about component material supply deepens, along with the trend of increasing...
Methode completes its acquisition of Grakon
Methode Electronics, a developer of custom engineered and application-specific products...
Konica Minolta to implement robotics solution at EMS provider
Konica Minolta Business Solutions Asia (BSA), an integral value provider, has been...
SMTC expands with new supply chain centre in Arizona
EMS provider, SMTC Corporation, says it is opening its new supply chain centre in...
Continental keeps expanding in Hungary
The foundation stone has been laid for Continental’s new automotive electronic...
Enics to enhance BOM costing process with Buymanager
EMS provider Enics has selected Bymanager, a French software provider specialising in BOM...
Sponsored content by congatec AG
Credit card sized Computer-on-Modules, which form factor to choose?
With the availability of new low power x86 processors like the Intel® Atom® C3000 processors (code named Apollo Lake) and new small form factor Computer-on-Module specifications like SMARC 2.0 many engineers are...
VirTex Enterprises Acquires PPI-Time Zero
Austin, Texas-based EMS provider, VirTex Enterprises, is acquiring fellow EMS provider...
Varroc expands electronics capabilities via JV agreement
Varroc Lighting Systems says that the company has signed a joint venture agreement with...
tbp responds to the market by expanding capacity
Dutch EMS provider, tbp, which operates in the Benelux region has been experiencing an...
Veoneer forms Advisory Board
Veoneer announces that the company is forming an Advisory Board, where members can...
ITEN to expand its production capacity
ITEN says that the company is drastically expanding its production capacity for...
Incap Group names new CEO
Mr Otto Pukk has been appointed as the CEO of Incap Group. He joined Incap in...
EV manufacturer signs $1bn+ investment with Saudi Arabian fund
Lucid Motors announces that the company has executed a USD 1+ billion investment...
Global fab equipment spending to increase 14% this year
Global fab equipment spending will increase 14% this year to USD 62.8 billion and is expected to rise 7.5%, to USD 67.5 billion, in 2019, marking the fourth consecutive year of spending growth and the highest investment year for fab...
Salcomp appoints new corporate vice president, R&D
Pasi Savolainen, Salcomp's current General Manager & Vice President...
Williams and Unipart form new battery manufacturing JV
Formed as a JV by Williams Advanced Engineering and Unipart Manufacturing Group, Hyperbat will open in early 2019 in Coventry, creating around ninety new jobs, at a new facility that will produce batteries for future hybrid and...
Fire at Tesla’s Gigafactory was quickly contained
Late in the evening on Saturday a fire reportedly broke out at Tesla’s Gigafactory in Nevada –...
Vector acquires French specialist
German automotive electronics specialist, Vector, has acquired 100% of the shares of the...
Planet opens new satellite manufacturing factory In San Francisco
Planet announces the official opening of its new satellite manufacturing and testing factory, located in the heart of San Francisco.
Most Read
Load more news
Comments