Electronics Production | April 16, 2009
Infineon plans investment in Malaysia
Once the global economic situation has settled, German chip maker Infineon Technologies plans to invest further in its facility in Kulim Hi-Tech Park, Malaysia.
The investment includes an expansion of the high volume production as well as research and development activities. Tan Soo Hee Vice-President and Managing Director told StarBiz that the company has installed equipment in 30% of the floor space at Kulim. 70 % is left for expansion. He also pointed out that the company has not downsized staff at the Kulim plant.
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