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Vietnam charms Denmark’s Pandora into opening world’s largest jewellery factory

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Pandora, a Danish jewellery maker, inaugurated a US$150 million factory in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on Thursday. This is Pandora's first production site outside Thailand and the world’s largest fine jewellery crafting facility, capable of producing up to 60 million pieces annually. The company cited Vietnam’s skilled workforce, jewellery-making tradition, and supportive business environment as key factors for choosing this location.
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On Thursday, Danish jewellery maker Pandora inaugurated a new US$150 million factory in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, marking its first production site outside of Thailand. This move aims to diversify the company’s manufacturing base and strengthen supply chain resilience. The newly established plant is described as the world's largest fine jewellery crafting facility, with an annual capacity to produce up to 60 million pieces of jewellery. Previously, Pandora had manufactured all its products in Thailand across three factories, but now it seeks to leverage Vietnam’s skilled workforce, long-standing jewellery-making tradition, and supportive business environment for its expansion. The company reported selling 112 million pieces of jewellery in 2025.

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Vietnam charms Denmark’s Pandora into opening world’s largest jewellery factory Vietnam stands out because of its skilled workforce, jewellery-making tradition and supportive business environment, Pandora’s CEO says Danish jewellery maker Pandora opened a US$150 million factory in Ho Chi Minh City on Thursday, its largest manufacturing facility and its first production site outside Thailand as it bids to diversify its manufacturing footprint and bolster supply-chain resilience. The company sold 112 million pieces of jewellery in 2025 and has until now manufactured all its products in Thailand, where it operates three factories. The plant, which Pandora described as the world’s largest fine jewellery crafting facility, will be capable of producing up to 60 million pieces of jewellery annually.
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🔮 Vietnam charms Denmark’s Pandora into opening world’s largest jewellery factory Vietnam stands out because of its skilled workforce, jewellery-making tradition and supportive business environment, Pandora’s CEO says Danish jewellery maker Pandora opened a US$150 million factory in Ho Chi Minh City on Thursday, its largest manufacturing facility and its first production site outside Thailand as it bids to diversify its manufacturing footprint and bolster supply-chain resilience. The company sold 112 million pieces of jewellery in 2025 and has until now manufactured all its products in Thailand, where it operates three factories. The plant, which Pandora described as the world’s largest fine jewellery crafting facility, will be capable of producing up to 60 million pieces of jewellery annually.
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Vietnam charms Denmark’s Pandora into opening world’s largest jewellery factory Vietnam stands out because of its skilled workforce, jewellery-making tradition and supportive business environment, Pandora’s CEO says Danish jewellery maker Pandora opened a US$150 million factory in Ho Chi Minh City on Thursday, its largest manufacturing facility and its first production site outside Thailand as it bids to diversify its manufacturing footprint and bolster supply-chain resilience. The company sold 112 million pieces of jewellery in 2025 and has until now manufactured all its products in Thailand, where it operates three factories. The plant, which Pandora described as the world’s largest fine jewellery crafting facility, will be capable of producing up to 60 million pieces of jewellery annually. asserted
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