HO CHI MINH CITY -- Forks and phone parts will be melted into bracelets when one of the world's biggest jewelers, Pandora, opens a factory in Vietnam, where it recently broke ground.
The $150 million crafting facility will be the size of 10 football fields and employ 7,000, CEO Alexander Lacik said in an interview on Thursday. He added that one goal is for half of the company's leaders to be women within six years. The factory will open early 2026.
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