22.6 billion yuan! Texas instruments plan to build two more factories
Following the news of the price cut, Texas Instruments announced a new expansion plan: Investment of RM14.6 billion (about RMB 22.6 billion) built two new assembly and test factories in Malaysia.Expansion of Malaysia Business
On June 14, Texas Instruments announced the expansion plan to open two new assembly and test factories in Kuala Lumpur and Malacca in Malaysia, with potential investment of RM14.6 billion (approximately RMB 22.6 billion).
It is reported that one of the new facilities construction locations are located next to the existing assembly and test factories in Kuala Lumpur. The project is expected to start later this year, and it will be put into production and operation in 2025. This facility is expected to invest a potential investment of RM9.6 billion and create 1,300 employment opportunities. It will be converted into assembly and test factories with more than 1 million square meters of clean room space. The new factory will be connected to the company's existing factories.
In addition, Texas Instruments will also build a new 6 -story assembly and testing factory next to the Malacca seal testing plant. The new facilities will have more than 400,000 square feet of clean room space, and will be connected to the existing factories of TI. RMB risk. This will also create up to 500 job opportunities, and it is expected to be put into production in 2025.
TI assembly and test manufacturing business vice president Yogannaidu Sivanchalam said: "These investment is part of the long -term strategy of TI's expansion of internal manufacturing capabilities to support the growing demand for semiconductor and provide better supply guarantee," "TI is proud to operate in Malaysia in Malaysia For more than 50 years, our decision to expand the back -end manufacturing reflects Malaysia's talented and growing team, which is essential for the future of TI. "
Provide greater supply guarantee
Texas instruments have recently been investing in a lot of investment to expand their manufacturing capabilities to support the continuous growth of semiconductors in electronic products in the next decades. The assembly and testing business of Kuala Lumpur and Malacca in Malaysia will be part of the long -term strategy of providing better supply guarantees and supporting customer needs.
Texas Instruments pointed out that it produces tens of billions of simulation and embedded semiconductors each year, covering about 80,000 different products, and delivered them to more than 100,000 customers worldwide, and can purchase more than 85% of products from multiple stations. It can improve flexibility and ensure business continuity and quality.
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