Infineon opens Thailand backend manufacturing hub in Bangkok for phased expansion

By Public Technologies
  • Infineon inaugurated a new backend manufacturing hub in Bangkok, adding capacity and diversifying its global production network.
  • Facility is designed for phased expansion to five modules, positioning Bangkok to become one of its largest backend sites over time.
  • Site employs about 350 people, targeting roughly 1,000 as Module A ramps up.
  • Plant includes automated assembly, test, cleanroom capabilities, covering full backend processes and wafer test for higher-value semiconductor solutions.
  • Operations run on 100% green electricity, using water recycling, rainwater collection, solar generation to support lower manufacturing footprint.


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