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drainage will be at exhibitor's expense.
The raw space booth is without partition, carpet, or any
display facility. Booth facilities are available on a
rental basis from the official contractor.
The above fees are subject to an additional 5% VAT.
Why Hanoi ?
Industrial Potential in Northern Vietnam
High-Tech Clusters: 930+ Taiwanese companies in
electronics, machinery, medical devices, automotive,
and supporting industries.
Diversified Markets: Key exports to US, China, EU,
South Korea.
Pro-Business Policies: 17 FTAs reducing tariffs and
barriers.
Strategic Hub: Held at Vietnam International
Exhibition Center (VEC), highlighting Hanoi as
ASEAN’s emerging tech and trade hub.
Why Now ?
Now Is The Best Time To Enter
ASEAN Expansion: ASEAN has become the main region
for Taiwanese new or expanded production lines, with
Vietnam leading for two consecutive years (41.7% in
2024), followed by Thailand (17.7%).
Diversified Supply Chain: Global supply chain
restructuring, combined with Vietnam’s growing
domestic demand and tariff advantages, makes it a
core hub for Taiwanese companies.
Emerging sectors (rail, agricultural machinery,
shipbuilding, auto parts) → Grow alongside
policy support and industrial upgrading.
Why PCB ?
Multinational Companies Build a Complete PCB Industry
Cluster
Major companies from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and China
are actively investing, forming industrial clusters
and steadily upgrading technological capabilities.
Taiwanese Companies
Firms like Foxconn have a strong presence in
Northern Vietnam, producing laptops, servers,
automotive electronics, and networking equipment,
driving local high- to mid-end PCB production and
supply chain integration.
Chinese Companies
Firms like Kingboard and Shenghong Technology
focus on multilayer boards and HDI, adopting
long-term capacity strategies to strengthen
regional manufacturing and export networks.
Japanese Companies
Focusing on high-reliability substrates and
automotive boards, companies such as MEKTEC (Hung
Yen), MEIKO (Hanoi/Hai Duong), Fujikura, Sumitomo
Electric, and Nitto Denko (Southern Vietnam)
support automotive electronics and communications
applications, driving specialized manufacturing.
Korean Companies
Focusing on high-value substrates and AI/HPC
applications, firms like SEMCO (Samsung
Electro-Mechanics), Korea Circuit, BHflex, and TLB
are actively expanding capacity in Vietnam.
Samsung has invested over USD 20 billion, making
Vietnam a global manufacturing and R&D hub.
Trends and Investment Opportunities
Vietnam’s PCB industry is shifting to high-end
applications like AI servers, automotive electronics,
and next-gen memory. With ongoing investment from
Taiwan, China, Japan, and Korea, clusters and supply
chains are maturing, creating strong opportunities in
smart manufacturing, automation, and high-value
components, making Vietnam a key ASEAN gateway.
Why Hanoi ?
Industrial Potential in Northern Vietnam
High-Tech Clusters: 930+ Taiwanese companies in
electronics, machinery, medical devices, automotive, and
supporting industries.
Diversified Markets: Key exports to US, China, EU, South
Korea.
Pro-Business Policies: 17 FTAs reducing tariffs and
barriers.
Strategic Hub: Held at Vietnam International Exhibition
Center (VEC), highlighting Hanoi as ASEAN’s emerging tech
and trade hub.
Why Now ?
Now Is The Best Time To Enter
ASEAN Expansion: ASEAN has become the main region for
Taiwanese new or expanded production lines, with Vietnam
leading for two consecutive years (41.7% in 2024),
followed by Thailand (17.7%).
Diversified Supply Chain: Global supply chain
restructuring, combined with Vietnam’s growing domestic
demand and tariff advantages, makes it a core hub for
Taiwanese companies.
Emerging sectors (rail, agricultural machinery,
shipbuilding, auto parts) → Grow alongside policy
support and industrial upgrading.
Why PCB ?
Multinational Companies Build a Complete PCB Industry Cluster
Major companies from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and China are
actively investing, forming industrial clusters and steadily
upgrading technological capabilities.
Taiwanese Companies
Firms like Foxconn have a strong presence in Northern
Vietnam, producing laptops, servers, automotive
electronics, and networking equipment, driving local
high- to mid-end PCB production and supply chain
integration.
Chinese Companies
Firms like Kingboard and Shenghong Technology focus on
multilayer boards and HDI, adopting long-term capacity
strategies to strengthen regional manufacturing and
export networks.
Japanese Companies
Focusing on high-reliability substrates and automotive
boards, companies such as MEKTEC (Hung Yen), MEIKO
(Hanoi/Hai Duong), Fujikura, Sumitomo Electric, and
Nitto Denko (Southern Vietnam) support automotive
electronics and communications applications, driving
specialized manufacturing.
Korean Companies
Focusing on high-value substrates and AI/HPC
applications, firms like SEMCO (Samsung
Electro-Mechanics), Korea Circuit, BHflex, and TLB are
actively expanding capacity in Vietnam. Samsung has
invested over USD 20 billion, making Vietnam a global
manufacturing and R&D hub.
Trends and Investment Opportunities
Vietnam’s PCB industry is shifting to high-end applications
like AI servers, automotive electronics, and next-gen memory.
With ongoing investment from Taiwan, China, Japan, and Korea,
clusters and supply chains are maturing, creating strong
opportunities in smart manufacturing, automation, and
high-value components, making Vietnam a key ASEAN gateway.
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