Samsung looks to boost investment in Vietnam
The Republic of Korea’s giant Samsung is considering expanding its
investment in Vietnam in the fields of telecom infrastructure, airport
construction, mobile phones and spare parts.
The Republic of Korea’s giant Samsung is considering expanding its
investment in Vietnam in the fields of telecom infrastructure, airport
construction, mobile phones and spare parts.
The group said on May 14 that the total volume of its mobile equipment produced in Vietnam will make up a half of its global supply.
It will focus on improving the quality of products and personnel competence in the coming time.
Entering Vietnam in 1995, Samsung is running two mobile-phone factories in the north of the country, namely the Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV) in Bac Ninh and the Samsung Electronics Vietnam Thai Nguyen (SEVT).-VNA
The group said on May 14 that the total volume of its mobile equipment produced in Vietnam will make up a half of its global supply.
It will focus on improving the quality of products and personnel competence in the coming time.
Entering Vietnam in 1995, Samsung is running two mobile-phone factories in the north of the country, namely the Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV) in Bac Ninh and the Samsung Electronics Vietnam Thai Nguyen (SEVT).-VNA
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