Choi Tae-won says he is reviewing additional investment in U.S. semiconductor plants
SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won said he is reviewing additional investment in semiconductor production facilities in the United States. 12He also presented a plan to expand overseas production bases, including investment in plants in Yongin, Gwangju and Cheongju in South Korea.1,100.
SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won 12said on the that he is reviewing additional investment in semiconductor production facilities in the United States. From an investor’s perspective, it was a statement directly suggesting the possibility of expanding SK’s overseas production bases.
The remarks came during an interview and briefing held right after the Nasdaq listing ceremony for SK hynix’s American depositary receipts (ADR) on the (local time).10.
Chairman Choi said, "Now is the time when semiconductor supply capacity itself needs to be further expanded worldwide."
He added, “If the right location and conditions are in place, additional investment in semiconductor manufacturing facilities in the United States is also possible.”
According to the article, SK outlined a plan to expand production bases simultaneously overseas, including about 1,100 trillion won in investment in domestic semiconductor plants in places such as Yongin, Gwangju, and Cheongju.
At present, an advanced packaging facility owned by SK is operating in Indiana. Chairman Chey’s remarks were conveyed as a message that leaves open the possibility of additional investment beyond this facility.
The remarks were made shortly after a local event in the United States, and the company said it would disclose any specific decision on additional investment and its schedule separately in a public filing.
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