Semiconductor firm Infineon has inaugurated a new post-processing manufacturing facility in Samut Prakan, Bangkok, marking an important step toward diversifying its global manufacturing network and expanding future growth.
Key points
•Infineon opens new post-processing plant in Bangkok
•Facility can expand up to five modules for growth
•Adopts eco-friendly operations to boost resource efficiency
Infineon officially opened a new post-processing manufacturing facility in Samut Prakan, Bangkok. The facility is designed to support long-term semiconductor demand growth driven by the rise of digitalization, electrification, and energy transition.
The new plant can be expanded up to five modules, positioning Bangkok as one of Infineon's key global manufacturing hubs with significant potential for growth. Currently employing around 350 people, it is expected to expand to approximately 1,000 workers once the first building, Module A, becomes fully operational.
The Bangkok facility supports efficient and stable high-quality production through advanced automation and digital manufacturing infrastructure. It adopts a sustainable operating model, running on 100% green power and enhancing resource efficiency with water recycling and solar panel installations.
