TREE NEWS update: Danish jewelry giant Pandora has officially opened a $150 million manufacturing plant in Vietnam, diversifying production away from its long-standing Thailand base. CEO Berta de Pablos-Barbier said the added capacity is meant to prepare for expected future growth, adding that Asia delivered 10% growth in the second quarter and remains a very positive region for the company.
Pandora Opens $150M Vietnam Factory to Diversify From Thailand
Pandora's move reads less as a cost play than as a capacity and resilience play: the CEO frames Vietnam as preparation for future growth, not as a fix for current strain, which suggests the company expects demand to scale beyond what Thailand alone can serve. The detail that Asia grew 10% in the second quarter gives that bet a concrete anchor rather than a speculative one. The open question is whether this is a single diversification step or the start of a broader shift in Pandora's manufacturing footprint — and whether other consumer brands with concentrated Asian supply chains follow the same logic.
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