“The economic battlefield, which recently began with chips, has expanded, countries are providing large-scale subsidies and tax support,” said President Yoon Suk Yeol earlier today, “we must support private investments to ensure further growth. The government must provide location, R&D, manpower, and tax support.”
The Korean government’s strategy aims to raise the tax deduction rate for facility investments in chips and other strategic technologies from 8% to 15%.
Samsung’s plans include five more fabs.
The government will provide $20 billion for R&D over five years, $276 billion to develop chip packaging, and $77 billion in electricity and water infrastructure for industry.
Samsung plans to invest $46 billion in the next 10 years in regions outside Seoul to develop chip packaging, displays and battery technology.
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