[Victory Giant Technology: The Company Has Started Mass Production of Some ASIC-Related PCB Products]

Published: Jun 30, 2026 11:37

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During a site visit, Victory Giant Technology stated that some of its ASIC-related PCB products are already in mass production, and business is progressing smoothly. The company has set up an mSAP workshop in Huizhou, and this capacity is currently used to meet the production demand for 1.6T optical modules. Current orders on hand are robust, and the capacity utilization rate is at a favorable level. Currently, demand for mSAP capacity is robust. The company maintains close communication with relevant clients and will arrange capacity deployment based on their needs. Furthermore, the company is actively advancing the R&D and production of CoWop technology, which requires both advanced HDI and mSAP process capabilities. The value of related PCB products is expected to increase substantially. Currently, the second-phase high-end capacity in Thailand's Building A1 has successfully passed factory audits and certifications from multiple clients and is producing verification boards for AIPCB products.

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