Taiwan Firms Plan New US Investment
Taiwanese firms lifted planned U.S. investment by $20 billion as officials said the projects would strengthen semiconductor supply chains and expand production capacity.
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Taiwan firms plan new US investment
Taiwanese companies’ planned additional US$20 billion investment in the US would come mainly from semiconductor companies and their supply chains and artificial intelligence (AI) server-related businesses, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said yesterday.The new investment, on top of a US$35 billion
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick recently revealed that Taiwan will announce a new wave of investment in the U.S. next week, amounting to $20 billion to $30 billion. Minister of Economic Affairs Kung Ming-hsin stated on the 3rd that Lutnick was referring to the $20 billion in new investment announced by the Ministry of Economic Affairs on the 2nd. The Executive Yuan indicated that if the U.S. subsequently introduces Section 232 tariffs on …
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