The Investment Review Department of Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has approved a cumulative investment of $944 million across four major projects. The largest investment comes from Wiwynn Technology, which is injecting $500 million into its U.S. subsidiary to expand production and purchase raw materials in response to the growing demand for AI servers and cloud computing products.
Silicon Precision Industries, a subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding, also received approval for a $270 million capital increase in its Malaysian subsidiary to enhance its semiconductor packaging and testing capabilities. This move aims to strengthen Taiwan’s position in the global semiconductor market.
In another notable approval, Walsin Lihwa Co., Ltd. will increase its stake in Indonesian nickel producer PT Sunny Metal Industry to approximately 80%, following a $118.5 million investment. Lastly, Fubon Life Insurance is expanding its real estate investments in British Guernsey with a capital increase of £43.33 million (approximately $55 million).
These investments underscore Taiwan’s strategic focus on bolstering its semiconductor industry and expanding global operations to meet rising technological demands.
