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Operations & Footprint 22 Sep 2026

TransPak opens protective packaging facility for semiconductor customers in Chonburi, Thailand

TransPak, a US-based crating, packaging and logistics provider, has opened a 2,318-square-metre facility in the Namyong Terminal Free Zone, Chonburi, Thailand, on 22 September 2026. The site offers packaging, final assembly, pack-on-site and in-lane logistics services for semiconductor, data centre and electronics customers across Southeast Asia, and the company plans to expand its local team as volumes grow.

Why this mattersAdds specialised protective-packaging capacity in Thailand, where electronics investment has topped USD 30bn (THB 1tn) since 2023 and semiconductor customers need local packing support.

  • The facility measures 2,318 square metres (about 24,950 square feet).
  • It sits in the Namyong Terminal Free Zone, Bueng Subdistrict, Si Racha District, Chonburi.
  • The site opened on 22 September 2026.
  • Services include packaging, final assembly, pack-on-site and in-lane logistics.
  • Thailand's electronics sector has attracted more than USD 30bn (THB 1tn) of investment since 2023, according to the Thailand Board of Investment.
  • TransPak expects to expand its local team as operations scale.
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Sources prnewswire.com
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Updates

  • 2026-09-23 · Edited before publication: THB 1 trillion is cited without a USD conversion, a style failure. Converted at the given rate (USD 1 = THB 33.14) to about USD 30bn in both the key fact and why-it-matters.
  • 2026-09-23 · Edited before publication: 'Semiconductor packaging facility' reads as chip-level packaging; the site provides protective packaging, assembly and logistics for semiconductor and data centre customers. Headline corrected to avoid the misreading. THB 1tn converted at 33.14 gives more than USD 30bn, which is correct.