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Korean semiconductor manufacturer to pour 1.6 billion USD in Bac Ninh

The Republic of Korea’s Amkor Technology, Inc. will embark on the first-stage construction of its plant at Yen Phong II-C Industrial Park (IP) in the northern province of Bac Ninh in the first quarter of next year, said provincial authorities announced on November 5. ​
Korean semiconductor manufacturer to pour 1.6 billion USD in Bac Ninh ảnh 1A mobile phone manufacturing line of Samsung Vietnam in Bac Ninh province (Photo: VNA)

Bac Ninh (VNA) - The Republic of Korea’s Amkor Technology, Inc. will embark on the first-stage construction of its plant at Yen Phong II-C Industrial Park (IP) inthe northern province of Bac Ninh in the first quarter of next year, said provincial authorities announced on November 5.

Accordingly, the Korean company will invest 1.6 billion USD between now and 2035to build a plant to manufacture, assemble and test semiconductor products on asite of 23ha in the IP.

In the first quarter of 2022 and the first five years, it will pour 520 million USD into assembling and testing solutions for theworld’s leading electronics and semiconductor manufacturers.

The provincial authorities pledged to offer all possiblesupport for the project to put into operation on schedule.

According to the provincial Department of Planning and Investment,Bac Ninh granted new licences to 108 projects with a total registered capitalof over 535 million USD from the beginning of this year to October 18.

It also recorded an additional 132 million USD invested in 76 existing projects and more than 145 million USD in capital contributions and share purchases.The province revoked 35 projects worth over 223 million USD.

As of October 18, Bac Ninh had granted licences to 1,704 valid foreignprojects valued at more than 20.4 billion USD./.

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