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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>TAIPEI: Taiwan's GlobalWafers<\/a> Co Ltd said on Sunday that funds for a failed 4.35-billion-euro ($4.98 billion) takeover of German chip<\/a> supplier Siltronic<\/a> would go into capacity expansion instead.

GlobalWafers said in a statement it expected total capital expenditure to reach T$100 billion ($3.6 billion) between 2022 and 2024, including \"substantial greenfield investments\".

The proceeds originally intended for the Siltronic acquisition were now earmarked for capital and operating expenses, it added.

\"While the failed completion of our offer for Siltronic is disappointing we have pursued a dual-track strategy from the very beginning of the tender offer,\" said CEO Doris Hsu. \"I am very excited that we can consider now a broad range of options to advance technology development and enhance our capacities.\"

The expansion plan includes investments in Asia, Europe and the United States, the company said.

The new production lines are expected to ramp up in the second half of next year, and be expanded quarterly, it said.

Hsu declined to give details, citing confidentiality.

The failed acquisition comes as a global shortage of semiconductors has laid bare Europe's dependence on Asian suppliers, which has triggered recent efforts to boost production across the continent.

Germany's Economy Ministry said it was not possible to complete all the steps of the investment review, in particular a review of an antitrust approval granted by China only last month.

On Jan. 21, China's market regulator said it would give conditional approval for the acquisition.

Hsu told reporters the deal lapsed because China's decision had come too late for Germany to consider, but declined to comment on whether they would continue to talk to the German government about the issue.

\"Everyone is guessing. The official word we received was that there was not enough time,\" she said when asked whether other factors like protectionism were at play in the failure of the deal.

Siltronic's majority shareholder Wacker Chemie, which owns a 30.83% stake in Siltronic, has said it regretted the economy ministry's decision, adding it still intended to sell its remaining stake in Siltronic in the medium-term.

The deal would have created the second-largest maker of 300-millimetre wafers, behind Japan's Shin-Etsu, as the semiconductor industry consolidates.

Germany has become wary of changes to its high-tech supply network after carmakers, one of its major sectors, were hit by the global chip shortage.

A recent takeover of a European semiconductor company by an Asian buyer that did go through was the purchase of Dialog Semiconductor<\/a> by Japan's Renesas Electronics Corp .

GlobalWafers secured a majority stake in Siltronic last year and initially hoped to have the transaction wrapped up in late 2021.
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GlobalWafers说基金失败Siltronic接管进入产能扩张

GlobalWafers在一份声明中称,预计资本支出总额达到1000亿元新台币(合36亿美元)从2022年到2024年,包括“重大绿地投资”。

  • 更新于2022年2月7日07:43点坚持
台北:台湾GlobalWafers有限公司周日表示,资金4.35失败该项目(49.8亿美元)收购德国芯片供应商Siltronic将进入产能扩张。

GlobalWafers在一份声明中称,预计资本支出总额达到1000亿元新台币(合36亿美元)从2022年到2024年,包括“重大绿地投资”。

所得最初用于Siltronic收购现在用于资本和运营费用,它补充说。

“虽然没有完成我们的报价为Siltronic令人失望我们追求一个双轨战略从一开始的收购要约,“首席执行官多丽丝许说。“我非常兴奋,我们可以考虑现在广泛的选项来推进技术发展和提高我们的能力。”

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扩张计划包括投资在亚洲,欧洲和美国,该公司说。

新生产线预计明年下半年加大,并扩大季度。

以保密为由,许拒绝透露细节。

失败的收购是一个半导体的全球短缺已经暴露了欧洲对亚洲供应商的依赖,这引发了最近的努力提高生产整个非洲大陆。

德国经济部表示,这是不可能完成所有的投资审查的步骤,特别是回顾反垄断批准颁发中国上个月。

1月21日,中国的市场监管机构表示,将给有条件批准收购。

徐告诉记者协议失效,因为中国的决定来得太晚了德国考虑,但拒绝评论是否会继续和德国政府谈谈这个问题。

“每个人都在猜测。我们获得的官方消息是,没有足够的时间,”她说,当被问及其他因素如保护主义在交易的失败。

瓦克化学Siltronic的多数股东,拥有30.83%的股份Siltronic,经济部的决定表示遗憾,并还打算出售其在中期内Siltronic剩余的股份。

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这笔交易将创造了第二大制造商300毫米晶圆,日本信越后面,半导体行业整合。

德国已经成为对改变其高科技汽车制造商供应网络后,它的一个主要行业,受到全球芯片短缺。

最近的一次收购欧洲半导体公司的亚洲买家购买经历对话框半导体日本瑞萨电子集团。

去年GlobalWafers获得多数股权Siltronic最初希望交易在2021年底结束。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>TAIPEI: Taiwan's GlobalWafers<\/a> Co Ltd said on Sunday that funds for a failed 4.35-billion-euro ($4.98 billion) takeover of German chip<\/a> supplier Siltronic<\/a> would go into capacity expansion instead.

GlobalWafers said in a statement it expected total capital expenditure to reach T$100 billion ($3.6 billion) between 2022 and 2024, including \"substantial greenfield investments\".

The proceeds originally intended for the Siltronic acquisition were now earmarked for capital and operating expenses, it added.

\"While the failed completion of our offer for Siltronic is disappointing we have pursued a dual-track strategy from the very beginning of the tender offer,\" said CEO Doris Hsu. \"I am very excited that we can consider now a broad range of options to advance technology development and enhance our capacities.\"

The expansion plan includes investments in Asia, Europe and the United States, the company said.

The new production lines are expected to ramp up in the second half of next year, and be expanded quarterly, it said.

Hsu declined to give details, citing confidentiality.

The failed acquisition comes as a global shortage of semiconductors has laid bare Europe's dependence on Asian suppliers, which has triggered recent efforts to boost production across the continent.

Germany's Economy Ministry said it was not possible to complete all the steps of the investment review, in particular a review of an antitrust approval granted by China only last month.

On Jan. 21, China's market regulator said it would give conditional approval for the acquisition.

Hsu told reporters the deal lapsed because China's decision had come too late for Germany to consider, but declined to comment on whether they would continue to talk to the German government about the issue.

\"Everyone is guessing. The official word we received was that there was not enough time,\" she said when asked whether other factors like protectionism were at play in the failure of the deal.

Siltronic's majority shareholder Wacker Chemie, which owns a 30.83% stake in Siltronic, has said it regretted the economy ministry's decision, adding it still intended to sell its remaining stake in Siltronic in the medium-term.

The deal would have created the second-largest maker of 300-millimetre wafers, behind Japan's Shin-Etsu, as the semiconductor industry consolidates.

Germany has become wary of changes to its high-tech supply network after carmakers, one of its major sectors, were hit by the global chip shortage.

A recent takeover of a European semiconductor company by an Asian buyer that did go through was the purchase of Dialog Semiconductor<\/a> by Japan's Renesas Electronics Corp .

GlobalWafers secured a majority stake in Siltronic last year and initially hoped to have the transaction wrapped up in late 2021.
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