Vietnamese Giant Tech FPT Accelerates Tech Footprint in the U.S. with US$100m Investment in Auto Services

Vietnam’s technology behemoth, FPT Corporation, has embarked on an ambitious venture into the U.S. automotive sector with the inauguration of FPT Automotive, a specialized unit based in Texas. This strategic move is part of a substantial US$100 million investment earmarked for the automotive industry over the next five years. This is according to the Nikkei Asia on 18 December 2023.

FPT Automotive is poised to provide cutting-edge engineering services to renowned automakers such as Honda, Ford, and VinFast, the Vietnamese corporation making significant strides in the U.S. market. Recognizing the evolving landscape where modern cars essentially function as computers on wheels, FPT aims to cater to this transformation by delivering wireless connectivity, robust security features, and sophisticated software designed to monitor crucial aspects like engines and fuel systems.

The company’s expansive portfolio, encompassing software development, digital transformation, and telecommunications services, positions it as a key player in driving innovation within the automotive domain.

As of the close of 2022, FPT reported an impressive revenue of  US$1.92 billion, reflecting its robust financial performance. The company sustained its momentum in the first nine months of 2023, recording a revenue of US$1.65 billion. In 2021, FPT demonstrated its global footprint by generating a substantial 44% of its overseas revenue from key markets such as Japan, Korea, and China.

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