PCB major company Yingtai's new factory in Thailand caught fire!

According to reports from Taiwanese media, the PCB manufacturer Dingying Investment Holding (3715.TW) experienced a fire at its newly constructed PCB factory in Prachinburi, Thailand, on the afternoon of the 11th.

Preliminary information indicates that the fire was not severe, although there was significant smoke at the scene. The fire originated from the factory's exhaust gas tower, and the exact cause and extent of the damage are still under investigation.

Dingying's new factory in Thailand is designed to be a highly intelligent and automated smart factory, focusing on high-layer boards and HDI technology. These products, which include high-frequency and high-speed materials, are used in servers, networking, storage devices, and automobiles. The factory began pilot production in August, with the first phase of capacity—amounting to 500,000 square feet—set to be fully released by the end of the year. This capacity will be available for customer audits, including products related to AI, with 50% of the factory's output earmarked for networking and servers.

Looking ahead, Dingying previously indicated during an earnings call that they expect the addition of the new factory's 50,000 square feet of capacity in the second half of the year, along with the full operation of the 150,000 square feet HDI process at their second factory in Huangshi, China, to significantly boost revenue. This year, Dingying has launched new products, including those for autonomous driving, camera modules, and AI accelerator cards, while continuing to develop high-layer, advanced HDI, and high-frequency, high-speed products.

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Comprehensive report compiled by PCB Information Network

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