Amid major semiconductor-related developments in Southeast Asia, it has been reported that the Thai government plans to invest ¥12 trillion and aims to create 230,000 jobs, while Singapore is reportedly set to formulate a new national strategy.
Under a published plan, the Thai government says it will invest a total of ¥12 trillion to promote the semiconductor industry, with the investment expected to create 230,000 jobs. The investment is aimed at semiconductor-related fields in Southeast Asia, underscoring the scale of the initiative.
Meanwhile, Singapore has indicated that it will formulate a new national strategy with a view to the long-term growth of industries including semiconductors. Although the specific details of the policy are not provided in this article, it is understood to be aimed at strengthening the region's competitiveness.
The source of this article is media affiliated with 産業タイムズ社, and the date is treated as reporting dated 16 October 2026.