Located in the Bueng Subdistrict of Si Racha, the new Chonburi site provides final assembly, on-site packing, and in-lane logistics for high-value tech equipment. The expansion arrives as Thailand’s Board of Investment reports over 1 trillion baht in electronics sector investment since 2023, with significant capital flowing into printed circuit boards and AI hardware. By establishing this base, TransPak aims to replace long-distance shipping support with localized engineering solutions designed to protect sensitive semiconductor systems. The company plans to scale operations and increase its local workforce as demand for regional supply chain services rises. This move integrates the new Thai hub into TransPak’s global network, specifically targeting the needs of data centers and server infrastructure providers operating across Southeast Asia.
TransPak Opens Logistics Hub in Thailand to Serve Semiconductor Market
Aung Zeya, Regional Manager of Southeast Asia at TransPak, says local engineering expertise is essential as Thailand’s chip sector accelerates. The company has officially opened a 2,318-square-meter facility in the Namyong Terminal Free Zone, positioning its specialized packaging services directly alongside the country's surging electronics manufacturing industry.
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