Report on negotiations for a frozen 50-hectare site… ABMedia estimates SPIL investment at up to NT$100 billion
Original headline얼린 50헥타르 부지 협의 보도…ABMedia, SPIL 투자액 최대 1000억 대만달러 추산
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Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) is reportedly negotiating to secure roughly 50 hectares in the Erlin district of Taiwan's Central Science Park, with ABMedia estimating that full build-out could require up to NT$100 billion in additional investment. The site would allow SPIL to construct multiple advanced packaging and testing plants in phases, though both the land allocation and final investment scale remain unconfirmed. Parent company ASE Technology (3711) declined to comment on the report. The potential expansion matters because it signals continued capacity buildout in advanced packaging, a key bottleneck for AI chip supply. Investors should watch for formal land allocation from the park administration and any confirmed capex figures from ASE.
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