At the Investment Review Committee meeting on the 23rd, five major investment projects were approved, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s (TSMC) $7.5 billion capital increase in its Arizona plant in the United States. The move supports TSMC’s semiconductor manufacturing, testing, and design operations in the U.S.
A notable overseas investment involves Danish company Ørsted Wind Power, which will inject NT$7.8 billion (US$241 million) into its Taiwan-based subsidiary, WOX Southeast Changhua Holdings Co., Ltd., for general investment activities. This highlights growing international investment in Taiwan’s renewable energy sector.
In addition, Wiwynn Technology will expand its presence in Malaysia by increasing its capital by US$60 million, targeting the manufacturing and trading of cloud data center products.
Two approved investments focus on mainland China. Hon Hai (Foxconn) will indirectly boost its capital by US$27 million in its Chengdu-based electronics subsidiary, which produces tablet and notebook computers. Meanwhile, Zhishen Technology will acquire a 22.99% stake in Huizhou Difenni Acoustic Technology for US$42.3 million, furthering its involvement in the production of audio and wearable smart devices.
These approvals underscore Taiwan’s continued focus on global semiconductor and technology investments, while expanding renewable energy partnerships.
