On May 13, in Shanghai city (China), Viglacera signed contracts with 4 businesses operating in China’s electronics manufacturing, high technology and semiconductor sectors.

The contracts were signed within the framework of the investment promotion seminar “Bac Ninh province – Production centre of foreign enterprises in Vietnam” organized by Bac Ninh province, the Vietnamese Consulate General in Shanghai, and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) – Pudong Branch – Shanghai and Viglacera Corporation jointly organized. The event attracted more than 300 interested investors.

Accordingly, the projects signed with Viglacera at the Seminar are projects in Yen Phong II-C Industrial Park. This is also a key project attracting investment from Bac Ninh province. These projects promise to bring many positive values ​​to local socio-economic development.

The first is a semiconductor equipment manufacturing and assembly factory invested by Micro Commercial Components Vietnam Co., Ltd., belonging to Yangjie Technology (China) – a manufacturer of high quality semiconductor products, headquartered in Simi Valley California (USA). With a scale of 8 hectares and a total investment of USD 90 million, MCC Vietnam will produce and assemble semiconductor equipment (including photovoltaic, surface mount, signal products), that supplied to partners Huawei, BYD, Philips, Sony.

Next is Cayi Technology Vietnam, part of Cayi Zhejiang, producing thermos bottles for Stanley 13, Starbucks and Takeya. This is the Group’s first overseas project with a scale of more than 7 hectares and an investment capital of USD 40 million.

In addition, Viglacera also signed high value contracts with two companies manufacturing, processing and assembling electronic component products, with a total investment of USD 80 million.

The electronics, high technology, and semiconductor projects signed at the Seminar have many processes with strict requirements. The partners share the same opinion when deciding to invest in building their project in Viglacera’s Industrial Park because of the favorable production environment and at the same time trust in the operating capacity of investor.

Possessing a prime location and a synchronous and modern technical and service infrastructure system, Viglacera’s industrial parks have become investment destinations for more than 400 businesses from different countries and territories around the world, attracting USD 18 billion from BYD, Qisda, Texhong, Kanglongda, Foxconn, Risuntek , Nam Liong, BBID, Samsung, Amkor, Hyosung, Canon,… Including nearly 70 Chinese projects, investment capital of nearly USD 3 billion.

Source: Viglacera