LG Innotek's Vietnam Production Subsidiary Marks Its 10th Anniversary, Emerges as LG Innotek's Largest Global Manufacturing Hub

• Mass production began in 2017, with cumulative investment reaching approximately USD 1.9 billion and cumulative revenue reaching approximately USD 25 billion, helping strengthen Vietnam's industrial competitiveness
• A decade of growth alongside Vietnamese talent, helping cultivate Vietnam's high-tech manufacturing workforce
• Expanding from Optical Solutions to Semiconductor Substrates, Becoming LG Innotek's Largest Global Production Hub
• CEO Moon Hyuksoo: "We will strengthen our High Performance Portfolio with our Vietnam production subsidiary at the center and accelerate our transformation into a global solutions company."

HAI PHONG, Vietnam and SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- LG Innotek's production subsidiary in Hai Phong, Vietnam, has marked its 10th anniversary.

LG Innotek (CEO Moon Hyuksoo, 011070) announced on the 5th that its production subsidiary in Hai Phong, Vietnam, held a commemorative event at its local facility to mark the 10th anniversary of its establishment.

The event was attended by CEO Moon Hyuksoo and other executives of LG Innotek, as well as key officials from Hai Phong City, including the Hai Phong Party Secretary, mayor and deputy mayor of Hai Phong, and chairman of the Hai Phong Economic Zone Authority (HEZA).

Held under the theme "10 Years Built Together, Shaping the Future Together," the event was organized to reflect on the growth and achievements of LG Innotek's Vietnam production subsidiary over the past decade and reaffirm its commitment to becoming the largest production hub driving the company's future core businesses.

LG Innotek's Vietnam subsidiary was established in September 2016. Over the past 10 years, it has grown into a core production hub for the company's optical solutions camera module business through continuous investment, production capacity expansion, and local talent cultivation.

Currently, the Vietnam subsidiary recorded approximately USD 4.1 billion in revenue in 2025. As LG Innotek's largest overseas production subsidiary, it is contributing to the company's efforts to solidify its position as a global leader in materials and components while also contributing to the development of Vietnam's electronic components industry and the local economy.

• Mass production began in 2017, with cumulative investment having since reached approximately USD 1.9 billion and cumulative revenue reaching approximately USD 25 billion, helping strengthen Vietnam's industrial competitiveness

Since 2016, LG Innotek has been actively expanding its overseas production bases to diversify its global supply chain and establish a stable camera module supply system. After carefully comparing and evaluating several candidate locations, the company ultimately selected Hai Phong, Vietnam, as the location for its new optical solutions plant. This decision was based on Vietnam's high-quality workforce, flexible industrial environment, competitiveness of its special economic zones, and potential business synergy with nearby LG Group affiliates.

Immediately after the establishment of its subsidiary in 2016, LG Innotek began construction of a new factory. In particular, the company introduced northern Vietnam's first highly advanced cleanroom capable of ultra-precision manufacturing, elevating the manufacturing competitiveness of its production subsidiary to the global level. As a result, the company quickly obtained customer approval in September 2017 and began full-scale mass production of camera modules for new mobile models.

Since then, the Vietnam subsidiary has continued to expand its facilities and production capacity in response to growing global customer demand, evolving into a core production hub for LG Innotek's optical solutions business. In particular, by establishing stable supply capabilities based on a high-quality, high-efficiency production system, it has established itself as a key pillar of the global electronic components supply chain.

Since starting with a workforce of 800 employees, the Vietnam subsidiary has grown into LG Innotek's largest global production base, with a total floor area of 242,600 square meters and 6,500 employees. Over the past 10 years, cumulative investment has reached approximately USD 1.9 billion, and cumulative revenue has reached approximately USD 25 billion.

• A decade of growth alongside Vietnamese talent, helping cultivate Vietnam's high-tech manufacturing workforce

The passion and expertise of local employees have played a pivotal role in the growth of LG Innotek's Vietnam production subsidiary.

Over the past 10 years, LG Innotek has continuously invested in recruiting and developing local talent, alongside expanding its production capacity. The company has actively cultivated specialized personnel in core areas such as development, production technology, manufacturing, and quality control. Today, local employees account for 99 percent of the approximately 6,500 employees at its Vietnam subsidiary.

In particular, leadership in key organizations has been rapidly localized, with local leaders such as office managers and on-site supervisors taking the lead in organizational operations. Reflecting this, the proportion of local leaders in key positions has reached 87 percent.

In addition, LG Innotek has remained dedicated to cultivating talent in Vietnam's high-tech manufacturing sector by operating industry-academia collaboration initiatives, internships, practical training, and recruitment programs in partnership with local universities.

LG Innotek's Vietnam subsidiary has signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with major local universities, including Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam National University (Hanoi), and Da Nang University of Science and Technology. Through these partnerships, the company is actively investing in the development of talent who will lead future high-tech industries by offering various recruitment-linked programs, including contract degree programs, internships, and career guidance.

• Expanding from Optical Solutions to Semiconductor Substrates, Becoming LG Innotek's Largest Global Production Hub

Leveraging the manufacturing competitiveness it has accumulated over the past decade and Vietnam's skilled local workforce, LG Innotek plans to actively expand its Vietnam production subsidiary into a global manufacturing hub that drives the company's core businesses.

Currently, the Vietnam subsidiary serves as a leading global production hub for LG Innotek's optical solutions business, supporting supply to the global market. LG Innotek intends to continuously strengthen its local R&D capabilities in an effort to simultaneously enhance both production and technological competitiveness, all while expanding its role as a strategic production base for future growth businesses.

Furthermore, LG Innotek is developing its semiconductor substrate business as a core future growth engine, leveraging the high-density, ultra-precision substrate technology it has accumulated over the past 50 years. In particular, the company is strengthening its business competitiveness by focusing on high-value-added semiconductor substrates, including FC-CSP, FC-BGA, and RF-SiP, and aims to grow its package solutions business into a business generating USD 740 million in operating profit by 2031.

To this end, LG Innotek selected Hai Phong, Vietnam, as a hub for expanding semiconductor substrate production last June and began construction of a new factory. The initial investment is approximately USD 1 billion, and the facility is scheduled for completion in May 2027. The company also plans to continue expanding investments to strengthen production capacity in line with market demand and business growth. The new factory will produce high-value semiconductor substrates, including FC-CSP, FC-BGA, and RF-SiP.

In particular, Korean production lines are operating near full capacity due to an increase in new orders for semiconductor substrates from global customers, driven by the recent boom in the semiconductor market. LG Innotek plans to use the new factory in Vietnam as a springboard to expand its production capacity, proactively meet demand from its domestic and international customers, and further strengthen its global business competitiveness.

Moving forward, LG Innotek will expand its Vietnam production subsidiary into a global hub for cutting-edge electronic components, encompassing both optical solutions and semiconductor substrates, through close cooperation with Hai Phong City.

Hai Phong Deputy Mayor Le Trung Kien said, "LG Innotek has been operating in Hai Phong for the past 10 years and has contributed significantly to the region's industrial development and economic growth," adding, "In particular, we highly commend the company for providing new growth momentum for Hai Phong by developing high-tech manufacturing and creating quality jobs." He continued, "On behalf of Hai Phong City, I would like to express my deep gratitude to LG Group and all LG Innotek executives and employees."

CEO Moon Hyuksoo remarked, "The growth of our Vietnam production subsidiary into a core production base for LG Innotek was made possible by the trust and support of the Vietnamese government, Hai Phong City, our customers, and all our employees." He continued, "Going forward, we will further strengthen our competitiveness in future growth businesses, including optical solutions and semiconductor substrates, centered on our Vietnam subsidiary, and further accelerate our transformation into a solutions company driven by our High Performance Portfolio."

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LG Innotek's Vietnam Production Subsidiary Marks Its 10th Anniversary, Emerges as LG Innotek's Largest Global Manufacturing Hub

LG Innotek's Vietnam Production Subsidiary Marks Its 10th Anniversary, Emerges as LG Innotek's Largest Global Manufacturing Hub

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 3, 2026, local time, a Shanghai-themed cultural exchange event was held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., bringing a taste of Shanghai to the U.S. Titled "Future Resonance — ShanghaiEye Night," the event was also part of the "Shanghai Let's Meet" city promotion initiative and a broader series of China-U.S. people-to-people exchanges. Through a variety of cultural activities and interactions, the event built bridges between people across the Pacific and offered a glimpse of Shanghai as an open, inclusive and dynamic international metropolis.

The event, held by Shanghai Media Group, brought together nearly 100 prominent figures from China and the United States across the political, business, technology, cultural and arts sectors. Song Jiongming, President of Shanghai Media Group, and Susan Lee, Secretary of State of Maryland, attended the event and delivered remarks. Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng was also in attendance.

In the afternoon, the National Mall was transformed into a "mini Shanghai" carnival. The carnival featured 50 stalls showcasing international cuisine, a "Shanghai Charm" themed exhibition area and displays of China's intangible cultural heritage.

Visitors got a glimpse of Shanghai's cutting-edge technological innovation through a model of the C919 passenger jet, explored the city's latest trends through a model of the Oriental Pearl Tower and popular Chinese cultural and creative IPs, and took a virtual journey through Shanghai's past and present with VR headsets provided by the Shanghai Museum. Time-honored brands such as White Rabbit candy, Hero fountain pens and Lao Feng Xiang offered visitors a taste of Shanghai's iconic homegrown brands. Meanwhile, an IP SHANGHAI lenticular art exhibition brought the city to life through dynamic images that changed as visitors moved around the displays.

From such an immersive experience showcasing Shanghai as a first stop for international visitors entering China to distinctive IPs spanning culture, commerce, tourism, sports and exhibitions, the carnival offered Americans and international visitors a glimpse of the city and a chance to experience Shanghai firsthand at one of Washington's most iconic landmarks. Many visitors said they hoped to visit Shanghai in person and explore the city on foot through a "city walk."

As the sun began to set, its golden glow fell over the Capitol dome. Against an iconic backdrop featuring the two cities, the "Future Resonance" outdoor concert got underway.

Young performers from China and the United States took the stage alongside renowned artists from both countries. The One Voice Children's Choir from the United States and the Manhattan Philharmonic joined forces to perform "We Are Together," a song created in Shanghai to celebrate friendship between the two countries.

The program featured a rich mix of symphonic works, traditional Chinese music, Chinese opera and anime music. Footage from Shanghai's city image film "UP! SHANGHAI" played on the large screen behind the stage throughout the concert.

Later that evening, nearly 100 guests from China and the United States, including prominent figures from politics, business, technology, culture and the arts, took part in the ShanghaiEye Night dialogue session.

Themed "Invest in China for a Win-Win Future," the dialogue highlighted the China International Import Expo and Shanghai's development as an international economic, financial, trade, shipping and technological innovation center. It also showcased the city's world-class business environment and provided a platform for high-level dialogue and practical cooperation between Chinese and U.S. companies.

The dialogue also featured a "Shanghai Charm" city image reception area. On one side, twenty selected historical photographs capturing key "Shanghai moments" in China-U.S. relations were displayed, including the signing of the Shanghai Communiqué, the launch of the first China-U.S. air route, the opening of Apple's first store in China, the Tesla Gigafactory and the 10th anniversary of Shanghai Disney Resort.

On the other side, 20 photographs from the IP SHANGHAI platform, under the theme "Chasing Dreams in Shanghai," showcased Lujiazui Financial City, Yangshan Deep-Water Port, Shanghai Grand Opera House, the North Bund shipping hub, and the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek. Together, the displays offered guests a visual introduction to the city and created lasting memories of Shanghai.

With the support of the Information Office of the Shanghai Municipal Government and co-hosted by Shanghai Media Group, the World Intangible Cultural Heritage Conservation Center and the Washington Chinese Community Alliance, the event brought together guests from a range of sectors in China and the United States.

The event brought Shanghai closer to American audiences and the international community through city promotion, cultural performances, interactive experiences and high-level dialogue. It also provided a platform for people-to-people and cultural exchange between China and the United States. Reflecting the theme "Future Resonance," the event hoped to give a warm and positive boost to people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.

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"Future Resonance -- ShanghaiEye Night" Brings Shanghai to Washington, Fosters People-to-People Exchange Across the Pacific

"Future Resonance -- ShanghaiEye Night" Brings Shanghai to Washington, Fosters People-to-People Exchange Across the Pacific