Visionpower Semiconductor says chip shortage
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Visionpower Semiconductor says chip shortage will persist, considers second Singapore factory

Chipmaker Visionpower Semiconductor Manufacturing is considering investing in a second semiconductor factory in Singapore, according to company chairman Leuh Fang. The supply shortage will persist for a while. We would have built two factories together here, Leuh Fang told Bloomberg.

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The statement comes as Visionpower inaugurates its first chip factory in Singapore, which began construction in 2024 with a budget of $7.8 billion (approximately SEK 77.5 billion).

"It's too early to talk about a budget as we haven't decided on the technology to be used. That has a big impact on the size of the investment," Leuh Fang says of what a second factory would cost.

Behind Visionpower are Taiwanese TSMC's Vanguard International Semiconductor (VSMC) and Dutch NXP Semiconductors.

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