Lite-On inaugurates initial phase of US$690 million Vietnam factory
The company expects phase two to be completed in 2028, followed by the entire project in 2030.
Lite-On Technology Corporation has inaugurated the initial phase of a US$690 million manufacturing investment in Quang Ninh, northern Vietnam. The Taiwanese electronics producer’s facility is located within Song Khoai Industrial Park, in Hiep Hoa ward.
Chairman Anson Chiu said production would focus on smart human-machine interaction peripherals, such as computer keyboards and mice, together with power solutions for data centres. The company expects to finish the second phase in 2028 and the full development in 2030.
Designed annual output for the first phase is approximately 123.8 million products, equivalent to around 123,230 tons. Its manufacturing range covers computers, peripherals, optical and communications equipment, electrical controls and lighting. Products include surveillance systems, electric vehicle chargers, automotive lighting and power supplies for servers.
The development occupies 30 hectares, with Lite-On Technology Vietnam Co. acting as its local project entity. Its investment registration certificate was initially issued on October 20, 2023, then amended in October 2025 and July 2026.
Chiu said the opening supported the expansion of Lite-On’s global manufacturing network. The company began operating in Vietnam in 2013 and has two factories in neighbouring Hai Phong.
