In its statement issued early this week, AMC Robotics said its Vietnam subsidiary, AMCV Company Limited, is located in Ho Chi Minh City and operates as a dedicated regional manufacturing and operations hub.

It focuses on robotics manufacturing execution, including supplier coordination, mechanical and electronic assembly, systems integration, quality control, and supply-chain management for Kyro.

“This expansion represents a strategic step in building a globally distributed manufacturing footprint for AMC Robotics’ hardware products,” the firm said.

The U.S. firm said it views Vietnam as a leading center for advanced manufacturing, offering a skilled workforce and a robust ecosystem for electronics manufacturing, robotics components, and precision assembly.

By establishing a manufacturing facility in a cost efficient and tariff stable country like Vietnam, the company aims to improve production efficiency, enhance cost structure, shorten lead times, and support scalable commercial deployments of Kyro across industrial, commercial, and public-sector applications, it stressed.

The establishment of the Vietnam subsidiary aligns with AMC Robotics’s long-term strategy to vertically integrate robotics hardware, AI software, and operational services, ensuring consistent production quality and reliable scalability as demand for Kyro increases, it noted.

AMC also revealed that it considers expanding its Vietnam presence in the future through the potential establishment of a research and development center, aiming to support ongoing product innovation, engineering development, and next-generation robotics initiatives.