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Dutch firm BESI to foray at SHTP in Ho Chi Minh City
30-10-2023 12:29
BE Semiconductor Industries NV (BESI) from the Netherland envisions injecting nearly $5 million investment for first-phase advanced electronic component production at Saigon Hi-tech Park in Ho Chi Minh City.
Techtronic Industries promotes business development in Vietnam
03-03-2023 11:57
Techtronic Industries (TTI) wants to foster partnerships with local authorities and suppliers to further push business development after five years of operation in Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City seeking investors for $37 million Saigon Silicon City
27-02-2023 18:58
Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee has requested the local Department of Planning and Investment select a new set of investors, following approval, to replace the current developers of the Saigon Silicon City project.
Ho Chi Minh City to select investment criteria for high-tech park
31-10-2022 17:53
Ho Chi Minh City is selecting new investment criteria to attract high-tech industries and fields to the city's high-tech park, according to Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Phan Van Mai, on the 20th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park (SHTP) on October 29.
Saigon Hi-tech Park to hit $23 billion in export turnover
13-09-2022 12:25
The Saigon Hi-tech Park Management Authority expects its businesses to reach $23 billion in export turnover this year.
US chip giant Synopsys supports Vietnam in training new engineers
29-08-2022 11:34
The American chip software firm Synopsys Inc. and Saigon Hi-tech Park (SHTP) signed an MoU on August 26 for the group to support chip design training in Vietnam.
Producers strive to minimise grim supply chain disruptions
25-08-2021 09:00
As supply chains have been stretched thin thanks to the pandemic, manufacturers are adjusting their strategies to respond to the current constraints.
United States sets sights on Vietnamese investment
30-03-2021 19:42
US capital inflows to Vietnam are expected to grow this year following the high hopes set on vaccination and upcoming direct flights between both countries.
$650 million TTI project six months behind schedule
27-03-2021 22:35
The $650 million project invested by global cordless power equipment and floor care company Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd. (TTI) is six months behind schedule to start construction as foreign experts are restricted from entering the country due to COVID-19.
Samsung HCMC converted to export processing enterprise
28-01-2021 18:28
After a long wait, Samsung HCMC CE Complex Electronics Co., Ltd., the investor of a large-scale electronics manufacturing complex in Saigon High-Tech Park, was just approved to convert into an export processing enterprise.
Intel injects additional $475 million into Vietnam facility
27-01-2021 17:37
Intel Corporation today (January 27) announced it has invested a further $475 million in Intel Products Vietnam (IPV).
Science park in Ho Chi Minh City to lure more talents
14-11-2020 18:44
To create a highly interactive innovative urban city in the east of Ho Chi Minh City, it is necessary to have a science park as a place to lure more enterprises to the city.
Techtronic Industries seeking more Vietnamese suppliers
04-07-2020 12:09
Leading global cordless power equipment and floor care company Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd. (TTI) is actively searching for local suppliers to increase the localisation rate at its Vietnamese manufacturing facilities.
TTI to invest $650 million in cordless power equipment plant
08-01-2020 12:07
Hong Kong-based Techtronic Industries (TTI) is to invest $650 million in a cordless power equipment plant in Ho Chi Minh City Saigon High-tech Park (SHTP) – one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing R&D and technology hubs and a future Silicon Valley.
Ho Chi Minh City grant investment certificates to nine projects
23-12-2019 16:38
In the late afternoon of December 18, Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee granted investment registration certificates to nine newly-invested projects with a total investment of more than $777 million.
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