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Vietnam aims to boost semiconductor localisation to 50–60% by 2035 via foreign investment and new policies, despite challenges in power, skills, and supplier integration.
Vietnam is expanding its role in the global semiconductor supply chain, aiming to move beyond assembly by building advanced manufacturing, R&D, and local supplier networks.
Driven by foreign investment from companies like Applied Materials and BESI, and supported by new policies such as Decree No.
205/2025/ND-CP, the country targets 50–60% localisation by 2035 and a stronger innovation ecosystem.
Challenges include power reliability, skilled labor shortages, and low domestic supplier integration, with current localisation at around 36.6%.
Government incentives, low-interest loans, and linkage programs aim to boost Vietnamese SMEs and foster technology transfer, but concerns remain over complex approvals and access for smaller firms.
Vietnam pretende impulsar la localización de semiconductores al 50–60% para 2035 mediante inversión extranjera y nuevas políticas, a pesar de los desafíos en potencia, habilidades e integración de proveedores.