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Thailand’s BOI Approves Foxsemicon’s 10.5 Billion Baht Investment in the Semiconductor Industry

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December 12, 2024
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The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has approved a 10.5 billion baht investment by a unit of Foxsemicon Integrated Technology Inc. to build a factory producing high-precision machinery parts and equipment for the semiconductor industry.

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  • The Thailand Board of Investment has approved a 10.5 billion baht investment by a unit of Foxsemicon Integrated Technology Inc. to build a factory producing high-precision machinery parts for the semiconductor industry, contributing to Thailand’s National Semiconductor Strategy.
  • The new manufacturing facilities will be located in Thailand’s hi-tech hub, the Eastern Economic Corridor, and will employ over 1,400 qualified Thai workers, showcasing a significant investment in the country’s skilled workforce.
  • Applications for investment promotion in Thailand have increased significantly, with the electrical appliances and electronics sector leading in both project numbers and combined value, indicating a growing interest in Thailand’s business environment.

The investment comes as Thailand is drafting its National Semiconductor Strategy and aims to attract foreign direct investments worth 500 billion baht by 2029. The factory will be located in the Eastern Economic Corridor and is expected to employ over 1,400 Thai workers, with an annual export value of more than 6 billion baht. The investment reflects a significant increase in foreign investment in Thailand’s target sectors, particularly in the electrical appliances and electronics industry.

The government is providing various incentives to encourage such investments, including tax breaks and streamlined regulatory processes. This strategic move is part of Thailand’s broader plan to become a leading hub for semiconductor manufacturing in Southeast Asia. The Eastern Economic Corridor, where the factory will be situated, offers advanced infrastructure and connectivity, making it an attractive location for high-tech industries. Additionally, this development is expected to boost local economies and create opportunities for skill development among the workforce. The influx of foreign capital and technology will likely enhance Thailand’s competitiveness in the global market, positioning it as a key player in the semiconductor supply chain.


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