Samsung is committed to establishing itself as a leader in employee welfare within Vietnam’s electronics manufacturing industry.
Samsung Electronics’ factories in Vietnam have become a cornerstone of the company's global production network, manufacturing over half of its worldwide mobile devices and critical components.
Samsung Vietnam is calling on the Vietnamese government to support its efforts to procure renewable energy at competitive prices as part of its broader strategy to transition to greener operations.
Samsung SDS and Sovico Group today announced their comprehensive strategic cooperation in digital transformation and sharing joint business opportunities in the coming time.
Major investments from Japanese and Korean companies are expected to outline a modern urban centre in the western area of Hanoi's West Lake.
Samsung Vietnam has carried out necessary procedures to kick off its R&D centre project in Hanoi. Once completed, it is going to be the largest R&D facility in Southeast Asia.
Samsung SDS will become CMC Corporation’s strategic foreign investor should the private placement of 25 million CMC Corporation ordinary shares be approved by its shareholders at the upcoming annual general shareholder meeting in June.
The two parties have reached an agreement which will help Samsung SDS foster its expansion in Vietnam and CMC Corporation achieve its $1-billion takings goal by 2023.
The Korean company has not been able to start construction on a research and development centre in Hanoi three years after it received investment licence.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc suggested Samsung to keep expanding its business, eventually to turn Vietnam into the largest strategic hub of the tech giant.
Japan’s Meiko Electronics, Bkav’s partner in producing Bphone 2, was recently selected to manufacture Bphone 3.
Inheriting the monopoly advantage in the aviation industry from its founding shareholders, ALS quickly harvests the rewards from choosing the right target to focus on, which is the demand for transportation of goods, components production of foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises such as Samsung and LG to industrial parks around Hanoi city.
In 2017, four of Samsung's companies in Vietnam generated sales of more than US$61 billion which is equivalent to 30 per cent of Samsung's sales globally, which makes Vietnam still become an important manufacturing hub of this company.
In a short interview with TheLEADER, Bang Hyun Woo, deputy general director of Samsung Electronics Vietnam, confirmed that raising the localization rate in Vietnam was one of Samsung's policies in next years.
