Business Association: "Roads and Water Still Unavailable Ahead of Semiconductor Factory Operation"
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Companies in high-tech industries such as semiconductors, batteries, and biotechnology have demanded institutional improvements from the government and the National Assembly, stating that infrastructure issues like roads, water, and electricity, as well as various regulations, are holding them back even as they prepare for factory operations and large-scale investments. In particular, for the Yongin Semiconductor Cluster, where the first factory…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Yun-gu = The Korea Economic Association must expand infrastructure such as roads and water supply in line with the operation of semiconductor factories and strengthen support for investment in high-tech industries...
It has been revealed that despite companies investing astronomical sums to build semiconductor factories, the expansion of essential infrastructure such as roads, water supply, and electricity is being delayed. Concerns are being raised that the lack of essential infrastructure could disrupt the operation of these semiconductor plants. In response, the Korea Economic Association gathered opinions from companies in the national high-tech strategi…
The Korea Economic Association called on the government and the National Assembly to expand infrastructure, provide tax support, and improve regulations to strengthen the competitiveness of national high-tech strategic industries such as semiconductors, batteries, displays, biotechnology, and robotics.
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