Texas Instruments kembang pembuatan di Malaysia, pelaburan berpotensi cecah RM14.6 billion FMTNews FMTBerita
PETALING JAYA: Pembuat cip Texas Instruments mengumumkan rancangan untuk mengembangkan perniagaannya di Malaysia menerusi dua kilang pemasangan dan pengujian baharu di Kuala Lumpur dan Melaka, dengan potensi pelaburan mencecah RM14.6 bilion.
Pengembangan perniagaan Texas Instruments di Kuala Lumpur dianggarkan membawa masuk pelaburan berpotensi bernilai RM9.6 bilion dan mewujudkan tambahan kira-kira 1,300 pekerjaan. Menteri Pelaburan, Perdagangan dan Industri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz berkata, kerajaan digalakkan oleh keyakinan berterusan Texas Instruments terhadap ekosistem pelaburan negara.
“… melengkapkan dasar pelaburan baharu kita dan tumpuan pelan induk industri baharu untuk menarik pelaburan berteknologi tinggi, bernilai tinggi untuk menyokong ekonomi domestik dan global yang semakin digital.”
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