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Wistron Corp has announced that its Vietnam subsidiary, Wistron Infocomm (Vietnam), plans to invest USD 134.8 million in building property and purchasing machinery and equipment. The decision reflects the company's continued focus on expanding manufacturing capacity in Vietnam. Wistron has been gradually strengthening its presence in the country as part of its strategy to diversify production locations. The investment highlights Vietnam's growing role in global electronics manufacturing and aligns with broader supply chain realignments by Taiwanese contract manufacturers.
Wistron Corp has said that its Vietnam-based unit, Wistron Infocomm (Vietnam), has planned a capital investment of USD 134.8 million to develop property and purchase machinery and equipment. The disclosure was made in a regulatory filing during the past week, indicating continued capacity expansion by the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer in Southeast Asia. Advertisement
The investment is aimed at strengthening manufacturing infrastructure and supporting production requirements at the Vietnam facility. While the company did not disclose timelines or funding details, the move signals Wistron's focus on scaling operations to meet global client demand.
Wistron has steadily expanded its footprint in Vietnam over the years as part of its broader strategy to diversify manufacturing away from China. The company supplies electronics manufacturing services to major global technology brands and has used Vietnam as a key base for assembling consumer electronics, networking products, and components.
Vietnam has emerged as a preferred destination for electronics manufacturers due to stable policy support, competitive labour costs, and improving industrial infrastructure. Wistron's latest investment adds to a series of capacity-related decisions taken by Taiwanese contract manufacturers in the region amid ongoing shifts in global supply chains.
Source Reuters
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