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Businesses cautious in Bac Giang province
26-05-2021 23:12
Suspension of operations at four industrial zones in the northern province of Bac Giang is causing export chain breakdowns and impacts on general operations of the business community in the province.
Foxconn to invest $700 million in Vietnam
11-03-2021 16:10
Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn said it would invest an additional $700 million in Vietnam and set a revenue target of $10 billion for this year.
Electronics conglomerates hoping for further incentives
03-03-2021 06:00
Vietnam’s attraction of overseas electronics and technology conglomerates cannot be overlooked. However, as the government is focusing on long-term acceleration of research and development and incentives for this sector, a shift from merely manufacturing to creating may soon take place among foreign-invested enterprises.
Foreign-invested capital on the rise
24-02-2021 06:00
A series of large-scale foreign-invested projects worth hundreds of millions of US dollars are flocking to Vietnam, promising a bright outlook in attracting this type of capital inflow this year.
Deluge of foreign capital marks strong start to 2021
05-02-2021 08:00
The wave of high-tech companies investing billions of US dollars in Vietnam is already materialising, raising the question for the country on exactly how to absorb all the incoming capital.
Vietnam well-placed to snap up laptop supply chain shifts
27-01-2021 10:00
As global laptop manufacturers are shifting production out of China, Southeast Asian countries like Vietnam are repositioning to benefit, although some hurdles will have to be addressed for Vietnam to become a new laptop manufacturing hub.
Foxconn invests in 270-million USD laptop plant in Bac Giang
20-01-2021 08:00
Foxconn Singapore PTE Ltd will build a 270-million USD plant to produce laptops and tablets at Quang Chau industrial park in the northern province of Bac Giang.
Int’l media: Some Apple production to be shifted to Vietnam
28-11-2020 09:31
The world’s largest electronic component and computer manufacturer Foxconn is moving some iPad and MacBook assembly to Vietnam from China at the request of Apple Inc, Reuters quoted a person with knowledge of the plan as saying.
Taiwan-based maker Foxconn starts display manufacturing factory in Vietnam
21-11-2020 12:41
Taiwan-based Foxconn Electronics turned out the first batch of displays this week at its $26 million factory in Vietnam, as reported by Reuters.
Pegatron to invest additional $1 billion in Vietnam
21-09-2020 18:52
Pegatron Corporation, which is one of world’s five largest electronic parts and component manufacturers, is proposing to develop a plant in the northern city of Haiphong.
Quang Ninh IZs and EZs attractive to domestic and foreign investors
25-08-2020 18:50
By virtue of improved inter-regional transport infrastructure and the establishment of the Quang Yen coastal economic zone with lucrative investment incentives, more foreign investors are considering the north-eastern province of Quang Ninh an ideal destination.
Hexagon’s solutions to cut emissions
21-07-2020 16:23
The project development arm of Hexagon Holdings Singapore has announced a long-term power purchase agreement with New Wing Interconnect Technology (NWIT) for a rooftop solar system with a nominal power output of six megawatts peak.
Foreign company proposes to be allowed to buy social housing units for workers
09-07-2020 14:45
Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) has proposed the Government to allow enterprises in industrial zones (IZs) to purchase or lease-purchase social housing units for their workers.
Whether Apple to build nest in Vietnam?
04-07-2020 12:08
Foxconn’s rush expansion in Vietnam raise nosy that whether Apple will choose the country as the place to build nest.
Apple actions highlight diversification
19-05-2020 09:02
Apple partner Goertek’s recruitment of tens of thousands of labourers is being seen as a testament to the United States-based tech giant’s plan of shifting business to Vietnam despite prolonged silence on the matter.
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