The Bureau of Industrial Parks (BIP), Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), announced that Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd. (SPIL), a globally renowned semiconductor assembly and testing company, held a groundbreaking ceremony on September 11, 2026 for its new plant at the Yunlin Industrial Park. The new facility will occupy approximately six hectares and introduce CoWoS advanced packaging processes, representing and investment of approximately NT$100 billion and expected to create 2,200 job opportunities. The plant is scheduled to commence operations in 2028. Upon completion, it will become a major advanced packaging production base in central Taiwan, further strengthening Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain.
Minister of Economic Affairs Ming-Hsin Kung said that Taiwan's economy has maintained steady growth in recent years, while its semiconductor packaging and testing technologies remain at the forefront globally. SPIL has established deep expertise in advanced packaging and testing technologies and is actively expanding its production capacity to meet market demand. It's NT$100 billion investment in the Yunlin Industrial Park not only demonstrates confidence in Taiwan's investment environment, but will also create employment opportunities and cultivate local talent. He expressed confidence that more industries will invest in Yunlin in the future. The Ministry of Economic Affairs will continue its efforts to support industrial prosperity and local development, working together to foster shared growth.
The BIP pointed out that SPIL's new plant will be located in the Yunlin Industrial Park, which offers investment advantages including comprehensive public infrastructure, stable water and electricity supplies, and favorable transportation access. These advantages will help establish a major semiconductor industrial cluster in central Taiwan. To support the smooth implementation of the company's plant construction project, the BIP has established a dedicated project service window to assist with land acquisition, water and electricity supply, wastewater treatment, and various administrative procedures. Through interagency coordination mechanisms, the BIP will also help resolve investment-related obstacles and expedite review processes, demonstrating the government's strong commitment to creating a business-friendly investment environment and supporting companies in establishing long-term operations in Taiwan.
In response to global supply chain restructuring and the rapid development of the AI industry, the government will continue to advance the Invest Taiwan initiative, improve the availability of industrial land, public infrastructure, and administrative services, and help enterprises accelerate their investment plans. These efforts will further strengthen Taiwan's competitive advantages in semiconductors, high technology, and smart manufacturing, while working with industry to build more resilient and higher-value-added supply chains.
The groundbreaking ceremony was presided over by SPIL Vice Chairman Yen-Chun Chang. Minister of Economic Affairs Ming-Hsin Kung, Legislators Chien-Kuo Liu, Chia-Chun Chang, and Hsueh-Chung Ting, Yunlin County Magistrate Li-Shan Chang, Douliu City Mayor Sheng-Chueh Lin, BIP Director-General Chih-Ching Yang, Industrial Development Administration Director-General Chiu-Hui Chiu, and Chairman Tsung-Jung Huang of the Yunlin Technology Industrial Park Association, among other distinguished guests, attended the ceremony and witnessed this important milestone. The event symbolized a significant step forward in collaboration among the central government, local authorities, and industry to promote high-tech investment and advance balanced regional development.
Spokesman: Mr. Liu (Deputy Director General, BIP)
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Contact Person: Deputy Branch Director Kuo (Tainan Branch, BIP)
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