Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

November 16 news, according to foreign media reports, lithography machine manufacturer Asmai's semiconductor cluster project in Huacheng, South Korea, broke ground on Wednesday morning local time to start related construction.

The semiconductor cluster built by Asma, about 40 kilometers south of Seoul, includes a maintenance center, a training and development center, and an education and experience center, with an investment of US $181 million and is scheduled to be completed in 2024.

According to South Korean media reports, Peter Wennink, president and president of Asmai CEO, and a number of senior South Korean officials, attended the morning construction ceremony.

Peter Winik, who arrived in South Korea earlier this week, is going to South Korea for the second time this year after going to South Korea in April to discuss cooperation. Peter Winique was also present at a news conference on Tuesday local time.

At a news conference on Tuesday, Peter Winik said that the new park in Huacheng will be a springboard for their company to continue to grow strongly, enabling them to work closely with local partners and build a larger customer base and stronger chip supply chain.

Foreign media reports show that Asma's new project in Huacheng is one of their largest overseas investments, and it is possible to continue to expand in the future. Peter Winique revealed that it is just the beginning, and foreign media believe that this is a hint of possible expansion in the future.

In addition to attending the opening ceremony of the Huacheng semiconductor cluster, foreign media also believe that Peter Winik will also meet with Lee Jae-yong, who was promoted to executive chairman of Samsung Electronics last month, to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation between the two companies.

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