Spartronics starts a new factory in Vietnam

The new Spartronics factory in Vietnam will increase production capacity in the fields of civil aviation, medical equipment, industry and commerce.

The new factory demonstrates Spartronics’ s commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam. Photo: TL Spartronics LLC – a manufacturer of electronic and mechatronic complexes for civil aviation, defense, aerospace, control, life sciences and healthcare, just officially started construction. new machine in Binh Duong, Vietnam. This newest and most state-of-the-art factory will enhance its advanced electronics manufacturing and machining capabilities. Located in the vicinity of the city. Ho Chi Minh City, the new factory is expected to officially go into operation in March 2022. The new factory has an area of ​​27,000 m2 and is equipped with rooftop solar power system, has an area of ​​four times. The Company’s current factory is located near major airports and seaports. Located in Nam Tan Uyen Industrial Park, this factory will replace the company’s existing factory located in Binh Duong province. All ISO certifications and customer reviews and certifications will also be transferred to the new factory. Spartronics factory in Vietnam specializes in manufacturing electronic complex products, mechatronics for civil aviation, medical equipment, measuring and control equipment in industrial environments that require precision. high body. The entire value chain is located in Vietnam, including the provision of engineering services, sample production, manufacturing, supply chain management and after-sales service. “For our company, Vietnam occupies an important position, not only because of the rapid development in the region but also a key position in the development strategy of the Group. The new factory demonstrates a commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam, helping to maintain customers’ high expectations for product and service quality and contribute to driving growth along with customer growth ”, said Paul Fraipont – President and CEO of Spartronics Group.