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Victory Declares New PCB Fab in Vietnam

Published: 31 March 2025
 by Mike Buetow

BAC NINH PROVINCE, VIETNAM – Victory Giant Technology broke ground in late March on a new $520 million campus at the Bac Ninh Provincial Industrial Park in northern Vietnam.

The project, which will be implemented in two phases out roughly equal investments, received an investment license by local authorities last November.

VGT forecasts factory capacity of 4 million sq. m of high-end PCBs and an annual output value of about $900 million.

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