Japan's Tokuyama to make key chip material in Vietnam, Malaysia
HANOI -- Japanese silicon manufacturer Tokuyama is adding plants in Vietnam and Malaysia for a key chip material to spread out the supply chain, moving away from concentrated production in Japan to reduce disruption risks.
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Tokuyama's new plant in southern Vietnam will add capacity and expand production beyond the company's Japanese factory. (Tokuyama)
HANOI -- Japanese silicon manufacturer Tokuyama is adding plants in Vietnam and Malaysia for a key chip material to spread out the supply chain, moving away from concentrated production in Japan to reduce disruption risks.
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