AMC Robotics Provides Update on Vietnam Manufacturing Facility Buildout, Targeting $30 Million Annual Production Capacity
AMC Robotics details its Vietnam plant buildout, targeting 2026 commissioning and early-2027 trial production to support growing warehouse automation demand.
Rhea-AI Summary
AMC Robotics (AMCI) plans to commission Phase 1 of its new manufacturing facility in Bắc Ninh, Vietnam by the end of 2026, targeting approximately $30 million in annual production output. The Phase 1 line is designed for a maximum capacity of tens of millions of modules to support AMC Robotics’ current AI-driven robotics products and core modules, with trial production expected to begin in early 2027. The company cites indicative purchasing interest from potential customers in the United States, Japan and Southeast Asia as the basis for its output expectations. Management notes that the investment is supported by growth in the global warehouse automation market, estimated at $34.17 billion in 2026 and projected to reach $65.74 billion by 2031. The Vietnam operation is led by General Manager Aron Wang, who has over 20 years of electronics manufacturing experience, and the local team is expected to grow to about 20–25 employees by early 2027.
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- Phase 1 line targets approximately $30 million in annual production output based on current indicative demand.
- Facility capacity designed for tens of millions of modules to support current robotics products.
- Warehouse automation market projected to grow from $34.17 billion in 2026 to $65.74 billion by 2031.
- Vietnam headcount expected to reach 20–25 employees by early 2027 at the new facility.
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Key Figures
- Annual production output
- $30 million
- Based on current indicative purchasing interest
- Production capacity
- Tens of millions of modules
- Phase 1 production line
- Commissioning target
- End of 2026
- Phase 1 production line
- Initial trial production
- Early 2027
- Vietnam manufacturing facility
- Local team size
- 20 to 25 employees
- Targeted by early 2027
Historical Context
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Equity financing was expected to support facility buildout and commissioning
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Quarterly filing disclosed the Vietnam facility lease and production preparations
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Company secured the Vietnam facility for Phase 1 robotic arm production
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Key Terms
chip-on-board technical
surface mount technology technical
optical packaging technical
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NEW YORK, Sept. 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AMC Robotics Corporation (Nasdaq: AMCI) (“AMC Robotics” or the “Company”), an AI-driven robotics solutions provider, today provided an update on the buildout of its manufacturing facility in Bắc Ninh, Vietnam, operated through its wholly owned subsidiary, AMCV Company Limited. The Company is targeting commissioning of its Phase 1 production line by the end of 2026, with an estimated maximum production capacity of tens of millions of modules. The Company currently expects the production line to generate approximately
The Company's manufacturing investment is supported by strong tailwinds in the global warehouse automation market, which is estimated at
The management team at the Vietnam facility is led by General Manager Aron Wang, who brings more than 20 years of experience in electronics manufacturing, including chip-on-board (COB), surface mount technology (SMT), and optical packaging at leading companies including Siemens and ASMPT. He has also had significant experience with facility buildouts and team management. The Company expects to grow its local team to approximately 20 to 25 employees by early 2027, recruiting primarily from Vietnam’s established talent pool in electronics manufacturing and precision assembly.
AMC Robotics selected Vietnam for its well-established electronics supply chain, skilled manufacturing workforce, and proximity to key component suppliers. The facility will also serve to further diversify the Company’s manufacturing and supply chain footprint, supporting the scalable production of its AI-powered robotics solutions.
“Our team is working closely with local partners and suppliers to bring the facility online on schedule,” said Aron Wang, General Manager of AMCV Company Limited. “We are building a local team with world class manufacturing and quality capabilities, and we look forward to welcoming customers and partners to the site once trial production begins.”
“The progress at our Bắc Ninh facility reflects the meaningful steps we have taken to build a scalable manufacturing platform,” said Sean Da, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of AMC Robotics. “With our management team in place and the buildout on track, we believe we are well-positioned to begin trial production in early 2027 and to meet the growing demand for our AI-powered robotics solutions in the warehouse automation market.”
About AMC Robotics Corporation
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) is an AI-driven robotics company focused on developing intelligent, scalable hardware and software solutions. The Company's quadruped robotic platform, Kyro™, enables industries to automate inspection, security, and operational tasks through autonomous mobility and AI-powered perception and its warehouse logistics sorting robot, NovaArm™ is designed to enhance operational efficiency, improve sorting accuracy, and reduce labor costs for warehouses and distribution centers, addressing the accelerating demand for automation across the U.S. logistics sector.
For more information, please visit www.amcx.ai.
Investors and Media Contact
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FAQ
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What is the planned timeline for AMC Robotics’ Vietnam facility?
The company targets commissioning of the Phase 1 production line by the end of 2026, with initial trial production at the Bắc Ninh facility expected to commence in early 2027.
What products will the Bắc Ninh facility support?
The facility is designed to support production of AMC Robotics’ current robotics products and related core modules, enabling scalable output of its AI-powered robotics solutions.
How large will AMC Robotics’ local team be in Vietnam?
The company expects to grow its local team in Vietnam to approximately 20 to 25 employees by early 2027, recruiting primarily from the country’s established electronics manufacturing and precision assembly talent pool.
Who is leading the Vietnam manufacturing operation and what is his background?
The Vietnam facility is led by General Manager Aron Wang, who has more than 20 years of experience in electronics manufacturing, including COB, SMT and optical packaging at companies such as Siemens and ASMPT, along with experience in facility buildouts and team management.
Why did AMC Robotics choose Vietnam for this manufacturing facility?
AMC Robotics selected Vietnam for its well-established electronics supply chain, skilled manufacturing workforce, and proximity to key component suppliers. The company also expects the facility to further diversify its manufacturing and supply chain footprint.