Southeast Asia is recognized as a strategic region for semiconductor industry growth, with companies like VDL and Neways investing heavily in production facilities. VDL ETG Singapore has expanded to 47,000 square meters, while Neways opened a new factory in Malaysia. Geopolitical factors, particularly US export restrictions on chip machinery to China, are influencing relocations in manufacturing. Dutch firms are following clients into Southeast Asia, which includes significant expansions from chipmakers like NXP, adjusting strategies in response to industry dynamics.
Brainport companies are heavily investing in Southeast Asia due to expected growth in the semiconductor industry, as ASML suppliers relocate production to Malaysia and Singapore.
Companies like VDL and Neways are expanding their operational capacity in Southeast Asia, responding to growth prospects and geopolitical changes in the semiconductor market.
US export restrictions on chip machines to China are driving companies to seek alternative sites in Asia, prompting relocations of manufacturing processes.
Eindhoven-based NXP is also expanding its footprint by constructing a new factory in Singapore, following trends in the semiconductor sector.
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