By
Tri Duc
Mon, January 5, 2026 | 1:05 pm GMT+7
Luxshare-ICT (Van Trung) Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China’s Luxshare-ICT, is set to significantly expand its production scale in Vietnam, with a strong focus on virtual reality (VR) equipment.
Luxshare-ICT factory in Bac Ninh province, northern Vietnam. Photo courtesy of the firm.
According to a recent project report of the company, Luxshare-ICT Van Trung will add a new line of virtual reality (VR) goggles with a design capacity of 9 million products annually.
In addition to VR headsets, the company is increasing production capacity for charging boxes for VR glasses by 4.5 million units per year and adding a manufacturing process for charging bases with batteries for VR goggles.
The addition is part of Luxshare-ICT’s plan to improve the annual capacity of all products from 257 million to 311 million items for its factories in Bac Ninh province, northern Vietnam. The total investment capital of the project is $520 million.
To reach the new production volume, Luxshare expects to recruit 11,220 additional workers, bringing the total number of employees at the factory to approximately 31,440 people.
The VR goggles will be produced through a complex 15-step process, which includes the installation of cooling systems, control systems, display systems, and Fresnel/Pancake lenses, through to cameras, sensors, and system calibration.
Luxshare is also investing heavily in the production of semiconductor components and PCBA circuits to support this electronic ecosystem.
China’s Luxshare-ICT, a key supplier to Apple, has been investing in Vietnam for over a decade with a total investment of $1.8 billion.