Thailand eyes $80 billion in semiconductor investment by 2050 under new strategy
- Thailand’s semiconductor strategy targets about $80 billion in investment, $150 billion in annual revenue, and more than 230,000 jobs by 2050.
- Deputy Prime Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said the plan will develop Thailand’s semiconductor industry from assembly and testing toward chip design, wafer production, and a complete domestic supply chain.
- The three-phase roadmap will strengthen assembly and testing by 2030, attract upstream investors by 2040, and seek a complete domestic supply chain by 2050.
- The strategy prioritizes photonics, power semiconductors, and sensors, supported by incentives, workforce training, infrastructure upgrades, and research investment.
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The Manila Times
Thailand Unveils First National Semiconductor Strategy, Targets $80 Billion in Investment by 2050
Three-phase roadmap prioritizes photonics, power semiconductors, and sensors to advance the 'Made in Thailand” chip initiative, targeting over 230,000 new jobs. BANGKOK,...
Thailand eyes $80 billion in semiconductor investment by 2050 under new strategy
BANGKOK, Sept 24 : Thailand is targeting $80 billion in semiconductor investment by 2050 and the creation of 230,000 jobs as part of a national strategy announced on Thursday. • The plan aims to build a fully integrated domestic chip ecosystem by 2050 with a target of generating $150 billion in annual rev
Thailand targets 80 billion dollars in semiconductor investment by 2050
BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 September 2026 – Thailand has approved its first national strategy for the semiconductor and advanced electronics industry, establishing a long-term framework to build an integrated domestic ecosystem spanning chip research and design, front-end manufacturing, conventional and advanced assembly, packaging and testing, and high-value electronics applications. Thailand Unveils First National Semicon…
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