FPT Establishes Vietnam’s First Advanced Semiconductor Testing and Packaging Plant

Jan 30, 2026
FPT Corporation has announced the creation of the FPT Advanced Semiconductor Testing and Packaging Plant in Bac Ninh Province, marking Vietnam’s first fully Vietnamese-owned facility of its kind. The plant will enhance the country’s semiconductor ecosystem and provide training for local engineers.

FPT has announced in a press release the establishment of the FPT Advanced Semiconductor Testing and Packaging Plant, a facility designed to strengthen Vietnam’s semiconductor value chain. The plant will be located at Yen Phong II-C Industrial Park in Bac Ninh Province.

According to the company, this will be the first semiconductor testing and packaging plant in Vietnam that is fully owned and operated by Vietnamese entities. It is expected to support activities across the national semiconductor ecosystem, including research, design, manufacturing, training, testing, packaging, and commercialization.

The facility will also provide training opportunities for semiconductor students in Vietnam, aimed at improving the quality of the local technical workforce. FPT expects the new plant to become a leading advanced semiconductor testing and packaging center in the region.

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