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Lite-On’s Quang Ninh Factory Phase 1 Inaugurated; Project Investment Totals $690 Million

Lite-On inaugurated the first phase of its factory in Vietnam’s Quang Ninh province on November 12, 2026. Located in Sông Khoai Industrial Park, the $690 million project covers 30 hectares. The first phase has a designed annual capacity of 123.8 million products, including computer peripherals and electric vehicle chargers.

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On the morning of November 12, 2026, Lite-On Technology Corporation held an inauguration ceremony for the first phase of its factory in Sông Khoai Industrial Park, Quang Ninh province, Vietnam. The project has a total investment of $690 million and covers 30 hectares in Hiệp Hòa Ward.

The first phase of Lite-On’s Quang Ninh factory was inaugurated.(VietVance)

The project’s investor is Taiwan-based Lite-On Technology Corporation, and it is being implemented by LITEON Technology Vietnam Co., Ltd. The Quang Ninh Economic Zone Management Board first issued the project’s investment registration certificate on October 20, 2023, and amended it on October 17, 2025, and July 21, 2026.

The first-phase factory is planned to produce computers and peripheral devices, optical equipment, communications equipment, electrical control equipment and lighting equipment. Its total designed capacity is 123.8 million products per year, equivalent to 123,230 tonnes of products annually. These include power adapters, keyboards and mice, video surveillance systems, wireless networking devices, electric vehicle chargers, automotive lights and server power supplies.

Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Lite-On Technology Chairman Anson Chiu said the opening of the first phase marked another milestone in the company’s investment and development in Vietnam, as well as an important step in the development of its global production network. He said the factory would next focus on smart human-machine interaction peripherals, such as mice and keyboards, and power solutions for data centers.

Source: VietVance

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