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By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Topic:Business,Industry,Technology
October 29, 2026
Touch display provider TES has officially launched the first phase of its manufacturing site in Rayong, Thailand. The facility represents a $24 million investment aimed at expanding the company's production footprint within Southeast Asia.
The plant focuses on the assembly of interactive touch monitors, all-in-one PCs, and automotive display modules. This site serves as a key component of the company's dual-base strategy, operating alongside its existing manufacturing network in China.
The facility is now fully operational, employing approximately 300 workers. Management plans to scale production capacity further as global demand for its display solutions increases.
This expansion reflects a broader trend among technology hardware manufacturers to diversify supply chains outside of China to mitigate trade risks and regional logistics bottlenecks. By establishing hubs in Southeast Asia, firms aim to provide greater flexibility for global clients navigating shifting international trade policies.
Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor continues to attract significant foreign investment from the electronics sector due to its established infrastructure and proximity to major shipping ports. This shift underscores the industry's focus on building redundant capacity to ensure consistent delivery schedules despite global market volatility.