Vietnam gains from Samsung Electro-Mechanics’s US$4.9B AI substrate expansion plan

e27 - Sep 29, 2026

Samsung Electro-Mechanics is making its largest single-product investment to date, committing US$4.9 billion to expand production of chip-packaging substrates in South Korea and Vietnam as the artificial intelligence boom reshapes demand across the semiconductor supply chain. In two filings with the Korea Exchange dated September 28, the Samsung Electronics affiliate said it will spend about […] The post Vietnam gains from Samsung Electro-Mechanics’s US$4.9B AI substrate expansion plan appeared first on e27.

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