South Korea's SK hynix is considering building a memory semiconductor plant in Ohira Village, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. The investment could amount to tens of trillions of won, a South Korean newspaper reported.
South Korea's SK hynix is considering building a memory semiconductor plant in Ohira Village, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. No specific plans or timing for a formal decision have been announced, but the company is reportedly still considering the development plan.
According to the report, the investment could amount to tens of trillions of won, indicating the substantial funding that may be required. The amount and timing of the investment have not been determined.
The information has been reported by a Reuters-affiliated outlet based on a report by South Korean newspaper The Hankyoreh. Further reports are awaited.