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.
The Northern area is home of lots of foreign companies in high-value sectors like computers, electronics, and electrical products, rubber and plastic, solar-related manufacturers.
Both Sharp and Asanzo have brought their evidence to the table, with the former denying any business cooperation with the later, while the later rather surprising over the former’s denial.
The Chinese multinational electronics company is currently waiting for the investment licenses of two projects to manufacture speakers and headphones in Quang Ninh province.
The Taiwanese electronics giant is considering setting up a TV screen plant in Quang Ninh province. Once completed, 3,000 jobs will be made available for local residents.
After more than a decade of operation in Vietnam, the Taiwanese electronics giant is considering Quang Ninh province as the next investment destination.
Because of the trend of shifting production from China to Vietnam and the expansion plan, the electronic manufacturing segment is predicted to increase in recruitment demand in 2019, including middle and high-level human resources.
According to Retail Asia's recent report, electronic retailers as Mobile World, FPT Shop, Nguyen Kim Trading and Vien Thong A are in the top ten retailers of Vietnam in 2017.
Japan’s Meiko Electronics, Bkav’s partner in producing Bphone 2, was recently selected to manufacture Bphone 3.
The local pharmaceutical retail market is proving a turning point to change its outlook together with an approach of giants of mobile devices and electronics distribution.
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.
Although Samsung disbursed only more than US$10 billion, its factories in Vietnam earned a profit of US$19 USD after seven years of operation.
Mobile World Investment Corporation (Mobile World), the leading retail group of diversified product categories including mobile phones and consumer electronics, has successfully issued its inaugural fixed rate bonds of VND1,135 billion (US$50.02 million), guaranteed by Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (“CGIF”), a trust fund of Asian Development Bank.
