Chipmaker Hana Micron from South Korea is planning to increase its investment in Vietnam up to US$1 billion, The Investor is reporting. The firm currently has two plants in northern Vietnam in Bac Giang and Bac Ninh.
A different perspective on Vietnam’s economy and doing business in Vietnam. Make sure to subscribe.
Vietnam’s Private Sector Development Push: Unpacked
March 26, 2025
Vietnam’s Aviation Industry: State of Play 2025
March 12, 2025
Vietnam and the Middle Income Trap: Unpacked
February 26, 2025
Vietnam’s 8 Percent GDP Growth Target: Unpacked
February 20, 2025
Buy More, Sell Less: Tackling Vietnam’s Trade Surplus with the US
February 12, 2025
Is Vietnam the Next Asian Tiger Economy?
February 4, 2025
What Recent Traffic Reforms Say About Doing Business in Vietnam
January 22, 2025
Building An International Financial Centre in Vietnam: Unpacked
January 14, 2025
Vietnam’s Economy in 2024: A Brief Recap
January 8, 2025
What to Watch Now Google Has An Office in Vietnam
December 18, 2024
Does Vietnam Have a Private Consumption Problem Too?
December 11, 2024
The 8th Session of Vietnam’s National Assembly: Key Takeaways
December 3, 2024
Rethinking Financing Vietnam’s Clean Energy Transition
November 27, 2024
Vietnam’s New Social Media ID Regulations: Unpacked
November 19, 2024
How Well Prepared Is Vietnam for a Trump Presidency?
November 12, 2024
Home » Manufacturing & Industry » South Korean chipmaker to increase investment in Vietnam
South Korean chipmaker to increase investment in Vietnam
get the latest news sent straight to your inbox
browse by sector
browse by country
browse by subject
- agriculture
- alcohol
- automotive
- aviation
- banking & finance
- beer
- bonds
- cement
- chemicals
- coffee
- construction
- consumer finance
- crude oil
- e-commerce
- economy
- electricity
- energy
- foreign direct investment (fdi)
- food processing
- logistics
- manufacturing
- mining
- pharmaceuticals
- policy
- real estate
- renewable energy
- resources
- shipping & logistics
- stock market
- telecommunications
- tourism
- trade