Taiwanese firm breaks ground on 45 mln USD computer plant in Thai Binh
Good Way Cayman Co. Ltd. from Taiwan (China) held a groundbreaking ceremony for a large-scale plant manufacturing computers and their peripheral equipment at the Lien Ha Thai Industrial Park in the northern province of Thai Binh on February 19.
Thai Binh (VNA) – GoodWay Cayman Co. Ltd. from Taiwan (China) held a groundbreaking ceremony for alarge-scale plant manufacturing computers and their peripheral equipment at the Lien Ha Thai Industrial Park in the northern province of Thai Binh on February 19.
The 5-ha project boasts a total investment capital of 45 million USD and an annual production capacity of 3.7 million products. It is thethird foreign-invested project in this field in the park which is part of the ThaiBinh Economic Zone.
In thefirst phase, the project is set to yield 1.85 million products per year, with c𝔍onstructionslated for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and official production due for the first quarter of 2025.
Construction in the second phase will start in the fourthquarter of 2026, with production set to follow suit in the second quarter of 2027. Its operational lifespan is set to be 47 years. Once operational, it is expected to generate a steadyrevenue of about 4.4 trillion VND (183.3 million USD) and contribute around 307billion VND to the State budget per year. It is also to create jobs to some 645workers, with an average monthly salary of about 7 million VND./.
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At the groundbreaking ceremony (Photo: VNA) 
