09Jan2025
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Vietnam is set to strengthen its position in the high-tech sector by constructing a small-scale semiconductor chip manufacturing plant. This advanced facility will support the research, design, and production of domestic semiconductor chips, meeting internal demands and positioning the country as a significant player in the global semiconductor supply chain.
Market Size and Government Vision for Semiconductors
Vietnam’s semiconductor market is poised for remarkable growth. According to Statista Market Insights, revenue is expected to hit $18.23 billion in 2024 and soar to $31.39 billion by 2029, marking an impressive compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.48% during this period.[1]
This growth is fueled by the rising global demand for semiconductors, driven by cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and 5G. As businesses look to diversify their supply chains, Vietnam is positioning itself as a prime contender for semiconductor manufacturing.
Adding momentum to this vision, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh recently signed Decision No. 1018/QĐ-TTg on September 21, 2024. This strategic roadmap lays out Vietnam’s ambitious Semiconductor Development Strategy through 2030, with a visionary outlook to 2050. By committing to build a semiconductor chip factory and fostering a robust ecosystem, Vietnam is signaling to the world its determination to emerge as a leading technology hub.
This synergy of market potential and government commitment underscores Vietnam’s rise as a dynamic player in the global semiconductor industry.
The development goals for the semiconductor industry based on Decision 1018/QĐ-TTg
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Source: B&Company
Vietnam will build its first semiconductor chip factory in 2025
Scheduled to launch in 2025, Phase 1 of Viettel’s ambitious semiconductor project represents a significant step forward for Vietnam’s technology landscape. With an initial investment of $100 million dedicated to acquiring cutting-edge equipment, the project underscores a commitment to advancing the country’s technological capabilities.
Viettel has already completed critical infrastructure, electromechanical systems, and overall construction, ensuring the facility’s readiness to begin operations on schedule. This initiative bolsters Vietnam’s technological self-sufficiency while laying the groundwork for sustained growth in the semiconductor industry.

