Delta Electronics Inc. is expanding its manufacturing footprint in Thailand with three new factories, signaling a push to strengthen its position in the data center infrastructure market.
The Taiwanese power supply maker’s Thai subsidiary will invest 3.42 billion baht ($108 million) in the construction of three facilities, designated as D16, D17, and D18. The expansion aims to boost production capacity for power supplies, passive components, and thermal management solutions for data centers.
The investment includes 945 million baht for the D16 and D17 facilities, while the D18 plant will cost approximately 942 million baht. Additionally, the Thai unit will purchase $13.1 million worth of manufacturing equipment from its parent company.
The Taiwan-based manufacturer is also bolstering its European presence, injecting €12 million into its Slovak subsidiary to develop power products for information technology and industrial automation markets.
The expansion comes as data center infrastructure providers race to meet surging demand driven by artificial intelligence applications and cloud computing growth. Delta Electronics has been positioning itself as a key supplier in this sector, leveraging its expertise in power management and cooling solutions.
Founded in 1971, Delta Electronics has transformed from a television component maker into a global provider of power and thermal management solutions. The company operates manufacturing facilities across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, serving customers in the telecommunications, automotive, and industrial sectors.
