Nokia factory’s operations imminent
The Nokia mobile phone manufacturing plant in northern Bac Ninh province’s Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) is expected to enter operation in mid-2013.
According to the latest website information updated by the Bac Ninh industrial zones’ management board, the factory is recruiting 600 workers and 100 technicians in preparation for commercial operations next month.
The mobile phone giant started construction on its Vietnam-based plant in Bac Ninh province in April 2012 at an estimated cost of $302 million.
The factory is designed for an annual output of 180,000 units and will generate jobs for around 10,000 local workers. Most of its products are for export.
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