Project Title: Acer Display Technologies
Revision Date: 11/1/2002
Entry Date: 10/1/1998
Startup Date: 1998
Expansion Date: 1998
Country: Taiwan
City: Hsinchu
Size: 19,400 sq. ft. cleanroom area
Product: 13 inch liquid displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Meissner+Wurst, part of Jenoptik technology group, has been chosen by
Taiwan computer manufacturer, Acer Display Technologies, to build a facility in
Hsinchu, Taiwan, for the manufacture of 13-inch liquid crystal displays. Plans
call for a production area of 27,000 square meters in a total building area of
63,000 sq. meters. Cost for the project will exceed $57.13 million. The project
should be finished in 1998 including design/build of technical facilities,
cleanrooms, HVAC, and process supply systems.
Applied Komatsu Technology (AKT)
Project Title: Applied Komatsu Technology (AKT)
Revision Date: 6/1/2004
Entry Date: 6/1/2004
Startup Date: 2004
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City: Hinschu
Size:
Product: LCDs
Address:
Telephone: 03-5561-2616
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Applied Komatsu Technology (AKT), a 50-50 joint venture between the
parent companies Applied Materials and Komatsu. They have signed an agreement
with Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) to establish AKT's
Asia-Pacific R&D Center in the ITRI complex in Hinschu, Taiwan. The center will
focus on the development of seventh-generation thin-film transistor LCD
production equipment. Taiwan's development of TFT-LCD technologies is
accelerating and its production value is expected to surpass that of South Korea
in 2004, to become the highest in the world. ITRI's Electronics Research and
Service Organization will assume responsibility for establishing the cleanroom
facilities and for analyzing and verifying properties of the TFT-LCD components
created by the joint venture. AKT will be responsible for developing next
generation production process equipment and technologies.
Project Title: AU Optronics (AUO)
Revision Date: 7/1/2005
Entry Date: 8/1/2003
Startup Date: 2005
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City: Central Taiwan TaiChung Science-Based Ind. Pk, Taichung County
Size:
Product: LCDs
Address: No. 1, Li-Hsin RD 2, Sci,Based Ind. Park, Hsinchu City 300, Taiwan ROC
Telephone: 886-3-5632939 ex 3211 / fax 886-3-5772730
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
AU Optronics has broken ground for the construction of a
next-generation TFT LCD line in Central Taiwan Science-Based Industrial Park in
Taichung County. The line is expected to be sixth-generation size with a monthly
capacity of processing 80,000 substrates. Equipment will be installed in the
fourth quarter of 2004, with operations at the factory by March 2005. The $2.6
billion investment will only be the first phase of AUO's overall plan in central
Taiwan which calls for a total investment of $21 billion to build four
next-generation TFT LCD lines. 30-inch and larger panels will be produced. **As
of August 2004, AUO's G6 fab has received its first batch of G6 color filter
machinery, one of three presently available in the world. The machine had to be
disassembled into 34 separate crates, which required 2 freight cargo carriers
for delivery from Germany. Soon after ground-breaking on July 28, 2003, the
construction for the AUO's latest cleanroom fab had already begun and equipment
began to move in July 2004. It is estimated that by the first quarter of 205
AUO's G6 Fab will begin production…earlier than expected. AUO TaiChung expands
over 60 hectares of land. Its first phase of construction included TFT-LCD Fab
(L10), Color Filter Fab (C10), Module plant (M10), and staff dormitories with a
total investment of over NTD 80 billion. The company's G6 (Fab L10) mother glass
size takes up 1500mm x 1850mm with expected capacity of 90k glass substrates per
month. ** As of July 2005, AU Optronics, one of the world's top manufacturers of
TFT-LCD panels, (Taiwan's largest and the world's third largest), announced the
signing of a patent agreement with IBM to allow them to own hundreds of TFT-LCD
related patents developed by IBM. About 170 U.S. patents will be transferred as
well as counterparts in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and other countries.
Project Title: AU Optronics-2
Revision Date: 8/1/2004
Entry Date: 10/1/2002
Startup Date: 2001
Expansion Date: 2003
Country: Taiwan
City: Longtan Optoelectronics Park
Size: 161,400 sq. ft. plus a 473,440 sq. ft. cleanroom addition
Product: LCDs
Address: No.1, Li-Hsin RD 2, Sci.-Based Ind. Park, Hsinchu City 300, Taiwan ROC
Telephone: 886-3-5632939
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Au Optronics, Taiwan's largest LCD maker, will build a new
manufacturing plant for US$2.1 billion. AU Optronics was founded in 2001 through
a merger of Acer Display Technology and the Unipac Optoelectronics Corp. **As of
January 2003, AU Optronics has started operating a packaging plant in Suzhou,
China with a monthly output of 500,000 LCDs. Also, AU Optronics is planning to
invest $34 Million in a new R&D center that will focus on plasma displays,
organic LEDs and low-temperature polysilicon products. AU will eventually staff
the center with 1,000 engineers working in eight to 15 research groups. The
center is due to open the first half of 2004. One of the highest priorities is
to drive down the cost of 50-inch plasma displays which now sell for several
thousand dollars each. **As of February 1, 2003, AU announced that it will begin
building a second fifth-generation TFT LCD line and schedules to begin volume
production the second quarter of 2004. The line will have the capacity of
processing 70,000 1,100x1,300mm substrates per month. ** As of April 2003, AUO
has applied to Taiwan's National Science Council to invest money for the
next-generation )sixth and seventh-generation) TFT LCD production lines in the
Central Taiwan Science-Based Industrial Park. The park will be located in
Taichung City and Taichung County. AUO plans to break ground for first-stage
construction of the factory in October of 2003 and begin operations a the
factory by March 2005. **M+W Zander, a subsidiary of the Jenoptik technology
group has received an order from AU Optronics, Longtan, Taiwan, to engineer and
construct a cleanroom covering 161,400 sq. ft., including the required air
conditioning equipment. The cleanroom order for the Colour Filter Fab, to be
completed by the summer of 2003, amounts to approximately $27 million. **As of
August 2003, M+W Zander has received a follow-up order from AU Optronics to
engineer and construct approximately 473,440 sq. ft. in cleanroom area including
connected HVAC systems. This is the second and third construction phases of the
production facility. The order volume is within the upper eight-figure euro
range. Mass production using the new cleanroom is slated to begin during the
fourth quarter of 2003. LCD panels using fifth generation glass substrates
(1100x1250mm) . AU Optronics is a merger of Acer Display Technology and the
Unipac Optoelectronic Corp. **As of August 2004, AUO's G6 fab has received its
first batch of G6 color filter machinery, one of three presently available in
the world. The machine had to be disassembled into 34 separate crates, which
required 2 freight cargo carriers for delivery from Germany. Soon after
ground-breaking on July 28, 2003, the construction for the AUO's latest
cleanroom fab had already begun and equipment began to move in July 2004. It is
estimated that by the first quarter of 205 AUO's G6 Fab will begin
production…earlier than expected. AUO TaiChung expands over 60 hectares of land.
Its first phase of construction included TFT-LCD Fab (L10), Color Filter Fab
(C10), Module plant (M10), and staff dormitories with a total investment of over
NTD 80 billion. The company's G6 (Fab L10) mother glass size takes up 1500mm x
1850mm with expected capacity of 90k glass substrates per month.
Project Title: AU Optronics / Quanta Display
Revision Date: 5/1/2006
Entry Date: 5/1/2006
Startup Date:
Expansion Date: 2006
Country: Taiwan
City: Lungtan
Size:
Product: LCDs
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
**As of May 2006, AU Optronics has merged with Quanta Display. The
have several lines including a sixth-generation line with substrates measuring
1,500x1,850-mm at their facility in Lungtan, Taiwan. Quanta expects to increase
the volume of substrates from 30,000 to 45,000 substrates per month.
Project Title: AU Optronics / Quanta Display
Revision Date: 5/1/2006
Entry Date: 10/1/2002
Startup Date: 2001
Expansion Date: 2003
Country: Taiwan
City: Longtan Optoelectronics Park
Size: 161,400 sq. ft. plus a 473,440 sq. ft. cleanroom addition
Product: LCDs
Address: No.1, Li-Hsin RD 2, Sci.-Based Ind. Park, Hsinchu City 300, Taiwan ROC
Telephone: 886-3-5632939
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Au Optronics, Taiwan's largest LCD maker, will build a new
manufacturing plant for US$2.1 billion. AU Optronics was founded in 2001 through
a merger of Acer Display Technology and the Unipac Optoelectronics Corp. **As of
January 2003, AU Optronics has started operating a packaging plant in Suzhou,
China with a monthly output of 500,000 LCDs. Also, AU Optronics is planning to
invest $34 Million in a new R&D center that will focus on plasma displays,
organic LEDs and low-temperature polysilicon products. AU will eventually staff
the center with 1,000 engineers working in eight to 15 research groups. The
center is due to open the first half of 2004. One of the highest priorities is
to drive down the cost of 50-inch plasma displays which now sell for several
thousand dollars each. **As of February 1, 2003, AU announced that it will begin
building a second fifth-generation TFT LCD line and schedules to begin volume
production the second quarter of 2004. The line will have the capacity of
processing 70,000 1,100x1,300mm substrates per month. ** As of April 2003, AUO
has applied to Taiwan's National Science Council to invest money for the
next-generation )sixth and seventh-generation) TFT LCD production lines in the
Central Taiwan Science-Based Industrial Park. The park will be located in
Taichung City and Taichung County. AUO plans to break ground for first-stage
construction of the factory in October of 2003 and begin operations a the
factory by March 2005. **M+W Zander, a subsidiary of the Jenoptik technology
group has received an order from AU Optronics, Longtan, Taiwan, to engineer and
construct a cleanroom covering 161,400 sq. ft., including the required air
conditioning equipment. The cleanroom order for the Colour Filter Fab, to be
completed by the summer of 2003, amounts to approximately $27 million. **As of
August 2003, M+W Zander has received a follow-up order from AU Optronics to
engineer and construct approximately 473,440 sq. ft. In cleanroom area including
connected HVAC systems. This is the second and third construction phases of the
production facility. The order volume is within the upper eight-figure euro
range. Mass production using the new cleanroom is slated to begin during the
fourth quarter of 2003. LCD panels using fifth generation glass substrates
(1100x1250mm) . AU Optronics is a merger of Acer Display Technology and the
Unipac Optoelectronic Corp. **As of August 2004, AUO's G6 fab has received its
first batch of G6 color filter machinery, one of three presently available in
the world. The machine had to be disassembled into 34 separate crates, which
required 2 freight cargo carriers for delivery from Germany. Soon after
ground-breaking on July 28, 2003, the construction for the AUO's latest
cleanroom fab had already begun and equipment began to move in July 2004. It is
estimated that by the first quarter of 205 AUO's G6 Fab will begin
production…earlier than expected. AUO TaiChung expands over 60 hectares of land.
Its first phase of construction included TFT-LCD Fab (L10), Color Filter Fab
(C10), Module plant (M10), and staff dormitories with a total investment of over
NTD 80 billion. The company's G6 (Fab L10) mother glass size takes up 1500mm x
1850mm with expected capacity of 90k glass substrates per month. **As of May
2006, AU Optronics has merged with Quanta Display.
Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) / Sony
Project Title: Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) / Sony
Revision Date: 3/1/2005
Entry Date: 3/1/2003
Startup Date: 2003
Expansion Date: 2005
Country: Taiwan
City: Tainan (Tainan Science-Based Industrial Park)
Size: 1,226,640 sq. ft. cleanroom
Product: LCDs
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) applied to the Tainan Science-Based
Industrial Park for 27 hectares of land to build a facility housing a
six-generation TFT LCD line. CMO has not completed a detailed plan for the
investment but plans to break ground in April 2003. **As of August 2003, Chi Mei
Optoelectronics has completed the fifth-generation TFT LCD line. The facility
has 1,226,640 sq. ft. of cleanroom space on three floors. The monthly capacity
of processing 120,000 1,100x1,300mm substrates will be the world's largest
5Gline according to the company. Volume production is expected to begin in
October 2003. CMO plans to begin 17- and 27-inch panel volume production at the
line in the fourth quarter and 19-inch panel volume production in 2004. **As of
November 2003, Chi Mei Optoelectronics will skip over six-generation TFT LCD
lines and go directly for a 7G line. CMO has secured 80 hectares of land at the
Tainan Science-Based Industrial Park and plans to invest to build three
next-generation TFT LCD lines within three to five years. **As of March 2005,
Sony plans to acquire Chi Mei for $176.2 million. Sony said the purchase would
enable the production of up to 65,000 liquid crystal display panels per month.,
up from about 40,000 at present. Sony will hire their 420 workers and plans to
spend $257 million to refurbish the plant. Sony will own all shares of a new
company spun off from Chi Mei's Japan-based International Display Technology (IDTech)
Sony will acquired IDTech's factory and equipment in Yasu city, about 220 miles
southwest of Tokyo.
Project Title: Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT)
Revision Date: 5/1/2006
Entry Date: 5/1/2006
Startup Date: 2007
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City: Central Taiwan Science Park / Houli Base
Size:
Product: TFT-LCD panel displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT) plans to begin construction of a
seventh-generation or beyond panel-production plant in October 2006. The will
get a 40-hectare site from the Central Taiwan Science Park Houli Base for the
facility. The company will invest about $6.98-billion in the new panel plant.
Project Title: Chunghwa
Revision Date: 12/1/2003
Entry Date: 10/1/2002
Startup Date:
Expansion Date: 2003
Country: Taiwan
City: Lungtan Optoelectronics Park
Size:
Product: LCD
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Chunghwa Picture Tubes will spend NT$60 billion on several production
lines and a new facilities to produce TFT-LCD panels. One of the lines will be a
state-of-the-art fifth generation line. ** As of November 2002, Chunghwa has
changed its planned fifth generation thin film transistor LCD plant to a sixth
generation plant and will start mass production of the latest panels in the
second half of 2004. The proposed new TFT-LCD plant will be the first sixth
generation plant in Taiwan and the third of its kind in the world. **As of
December 2003, Chunghwa Picture Tubes plans to build a second 4.5 generation TFT
LCD array processing line, which will use the same cell processing line as its
planned sixth-generation TFT LCD line. CPT has already placed orders for the
equipment for the line, which will have a monthly processing capacity of 75,000
substrates. Production is expected in 2005.
Project Title: Corning-4
Revision Date: 5/1/2006
Entry Date: 4/1/2002
Startup Date: 2001
Expansion Date: 2006
Country: Taiwan
City: Tainan and Taichung
Size:
Product: glass for displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
By the end of 2000, Corning Incorporated will double its worldwide
capacity to produce active-matrix liquid-crystal-display glass substrates. The
company has begun to expand facilities in Japan and Korea and the first unit of
new capacity will come on-line in January 2000, followed by additional units
throughout the year. A new finishing facility will be started in Taiwan and
should be completed in 2001. Corning will use the capacity to commercialize a
new glass substrate that will be both lighter in weight and more rigid than
existing substrates. **As of May 2006, Corning has expanded its Tainan, Taiwan
faciity and constructed a second faciity in Taichung that opened in January
2006.
Project Title: Corning-4
Revision Date: 4/1/2000
Entry Date:
Startup Date: 2001
Expansion Date: 2001
Country: Taiwan
City:
Size:
Product: glass for displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
By the end of 2000, Corning Incorporated will double its worldwide
capacity to produce active-matrix liquid-crystal-display glass substrates. The
company has begun to expand facilities in Japan and Korea and the first unit of
new capacity will come on-line in January 2000, followed by additional units
throughout the year. A new finishing facility will be started in Taiwan and
should be completed in 2001. Corning will use the capacity to commercialize a
new glass substrate that will be both lighter in weight and more rigid than
existing substrates.
Project Title: HannStar
Revision Date: 5/1/2006
Entry Date: 2/1/2002
Startup Date: 2002
Expansion Date: 2006
Country: Taiwan
City: Tainan Science-based Industrial Park
Size:
Product: LCDs
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
HannStar has made it public that it plans to build a fifth generation
TFT-LCD plant in Tainan Science-based Industrial Park. Presently, Samsung of
south Korea and LG Philips are the only two makers in the world that have
already set up their fifth generation TFT-LCD production lines. **As of December
2003, HannStar decided to double the monthly processing capabilities of its
fifth-generation TFT LCD line to 120,000 substrates by the end of 2004. The
company has placed equipment orders for the expansion. Total investment on the
5G line could exceed NT$450 million. **As of May 2006, HannStar Display plans to
construct a seventh-generation plant with a monthly capacity of 45,000
substrates. Construction will be in two phases with capacity reaching 15,000 to
20,000 substrates in the first phase, while the second phase will add a monthly
capacity of another 25,000 to 30,000 substrates. HannStar will reserve 25,000 to
30,000 substrates per month for its own use while the rest of the panels will be
sold outside the group.
Project Title: Hon Hai-1
Revision Date: 6/1/2003
Entry Date: 8/1/2002
Startup Date: 2004
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City: Hsinchu Science-based Industrial Park
Size:
Product: flat panel displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Hon Hai Group is planning to build a generation-five FPD facility. The
group may spend $700 million to $1 billion building the TFT-LCD plant. Hon Hai
is expected to finish the construction of the plant in about 2004. **As of June
2003, Hon Hai broke ground for their fifth-generation TFT LCD factory and
opening of an IC and opto-electronics equipment factory. Both factories are
located at the Chunan, Miaoli County site of the Hsinchu Science-based
Industrial Park (HSIP). Subsidiary Innolux Display will be the seventh Taiwanese
company to enter TFT LCD production and plans to invest more than NT$30 billion
to build the lines in the next two years. Subsidiary Foxsemicon Integrated
Technology plant to invest an additional NT$5 billion in its new IC and opto-electronics
equipment factory, its third factory, within the next two years. This company
plans to take the lead in mobile phone color LCD display production globally and
in color LCD display production for China consumer electronics market by 2006.
Project Title: Nan Ya Technology
Revision Date: 3/1/1995
Entry Date:
Startup Date: 1996
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City:
Size:
Product: Chips & Liquid Crystal Display Screens
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
They plan to invest $1.02 billion in this new company. This plant is
to have monthly output of 20,000 eight inch, 16-Mbit, silicon wafers with DRAM.
Project Title: Opto Tech
Revision Date: 1/1/2004
Entry Date: 1/1/2004
Startup Date:
Expansion Date: 2004
Country: Taiwan
City:
Size:
Product: OLEDs
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Electronic Components
Description:
Taiwan-based Opto Tech has raised money for their planned expansion of
its monthly OLED processing capacity to 15,000 substrates by the end of 2004. It
plans to build two OLED lines for mobile phone displays and sub-displays before
mid-2004 and two more lines for mobile phone, PDA and car use displays before
the end of 2004. Opto Tech has received orders for more than 500,000 panels,
mainly from South Korea based mobile phone makers.
Project Title: Photronics
Revision Date: 5/1/2005
Entry Date: 5/1/2005
Startup Date: 2006
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City: Taichung
Size: 108,676 sq. ft.
Product: flat panel displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Photronics plans to build a new fabrication facility in Taichung,
Taiwan. The 10,100 sq. meter (108,676 sq. ft. ) plant will concentrate initially
on generation 6 and 7 technologies in support of Taiwan's expanding FPD
industry. The company expects to invest approximately $50 million in the site
over the next three years, depending on market conditions. The site is scheduled
for construction completion and production qualification by mid-2006.
Project Title: Quanta Display
Revision Date: 1/1/2004
Entry Date: 6/1/2002
Startup Date:
Expansion Date: 2002
Country: Taiwan
City: Linko, Taipei
Size:
Product: LCDs
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
This June 2002, the company plans to reach maximum production capacity
with an estimated 200,000 TFT-LCDs. To keep up with demand, Quanta is building a
cleanroom in its fifth TFT-LCD plant. The company hopes to be tool-ready by
September, with mass production slated for 2003. The firm will produce panels
for television that range in size from 20 inches and above at this location.
**As of December 2003, Quanta Display, one of Taiwan's major TFT LCD makers,
will invest to build a sixth-generation production line. The new line will be
built in the first half of 2004 and begin operations by the first half of 2005.
They will produce glass substrates of 1,500x1,850 mm. Quanta will cooperate with
Sharp on research and development. **As of January 2004, Quanta Display plans to
build an in-house color filter production line for its new sixth-generation TFT
LCD plant.
Project Title: RiTdisplay and DuPont
Revision Date: 9/1/2003
Entry Date: 8/1/2002
Startup Date: 2002
Expansion Date: 2003
Country: Taiwan
City: Hsinchu
Size:
Product: flat panel displays (OLEDs and PLEDs)
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
RiTdisplay and its technology provider, DuPont, opened their
polymer-based organic light-emitting diode (PLED) production line in the Hsinchu
Industrial District. Volume production of 30,000 370x470mm substrates is
expected by year's end. RiTdisplay also plans to begin volume production of
color OLED production line capable of processing 50,000 370x470mm substrates
monthly by the end of the year 2002. ** As of September 2003, DuPont has a full
production line with RiTdisplay which will ramp up to commercial production of
active matrix OLEDs later in 2003. In April 2003, the company launched the
Olight brand name for its OLED display products.
Project Title: Toppoly Optoelectronics
Revision Date: 8/1/2003
Entry Date: 12/1/2001
Startup Date: 2002
Expansion Date: 2003
Country: Taiwan
City: Hsinchu
Size: 451,920 sq. ft. cleanroom space
Product: LCD panels
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
M+W Zander is to engineer a cleanroom facility for Toppoly
Optoelectronics for the production of low-temperature polysilicon panels. These
displays will be used in coming generations of portable communication devices.
The production of low-temperature TFT-LCDs must be conducted under the strictest
cleanroom conditions. The cleanroom facilities will be on three levels,
encompassing a total of 451,920 sq. ft. of cleanroom area. Cleanrooms will be
from Class 10 to Class 10,000. Toppoly was formerly Tonpal. With the cleanroom
addition, Toppoly will become the fourth largest plant for the manufacture of
LTPS LCDs. **As of August 2003, Toppoly plans to initially invest NT$60 billion
to build a next generation LTPS panel line. Ground breaking is scheduled for the
end of 2003 and beginning equipment installation in February 2005 with volume
production by the end of 2005. The line, used to produce LCD TV and
active-matrix OLED panels, will be expanded to a capacity of producing 65,000
substrates per month by June 2006.
Project Title: Toshiba/Chunghwa
Revision Date: 7/1/1996
Entry Date:
Startup Date: Unknown
Expansion Date:
Country: Taiwan
City:
Size:
Product: High-resolution displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Project Title: Ulvac
Revision Date: 3/1/2003
Entry Date: 3/1/2003
Startup Date: 1982
Expansion Date: 2003
Country: Taiwan
City: Tainan Science-based Industrial Park
Size:
Product: displays
Address:
Telephone:
SIC Description: Flat Panel Displays
Description:
Ulvac Taiwan, a subsidiary of Ulvac Japan, has applied to set up an
R&D center and production plant in Taiwan's Tainan Science-based Industrial
Park. Ulvac hopes to jointly develop seventh-generation thin film
transistor-liquid crystal display production equipment with optoelectronic
partners at the industrial park. Currently, the Taiwan subsidiary supplies
mainly vacuum equipment for fifth-generation and over TFT-LCD plants and 300mm
wafer fabrication facilities.