Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, said this week it has become a shareholder in embattled Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup<\/a> via a 5.38 billion yuan ($796.97 million) investment by a subsidiary.
The investment comes as Taiwan turns a wary eye on China<\/a>'s ambition to boost its semiconductor<\/a> industry and has proposed new laws to prevent what it says is China stealing its chip technology.
Foxconn did not seek prior approval from the Taiwan government before the investment was made and authorities believe that has violated a law governing the island's relations with China, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Regulators are weighing whether to hand Foxconn the \"maximum\" fine possible due to the large size of the Chinese investment, the person added.
Foxconn referred Reuters to an earlier filing on the stock exchange, saying it will deliver the documents to the Economy Ministry's Investment Commission in the near future.
Taiwanese law states that the government can prohibit investment in China \"based on the consideration of national security and industry development.\" Those violating the law could be fined repeatedly until corrections are made.
Foxconn, best known for assembling Apple<\/a> Inc's iPhone, is keen to make auto chips in particular as it expands into the electric vehicle market. The company has been seeking to acquire chip plants globally as a worldwide chip shortage<\/a> rattles producers of goods from cars to electronics.
Taipei prohibits companies from building their most advanced foundries in China to ensure they do not offshore their best technology.
Originating as a branch of China's prestigious Tsinghua University, Tsinghua Unigroup emerged in the previous decade as a would-be domestic champion for China's laggard chip industry<\/a>.
But the company fell into debt under former chairman Zhao Weiguo, prompting it to default on a number of bond payments in late 2020 end eventually face bankruptcy.
The conglomerate has yet to produce any global leaders in the semiconductor sector.
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台湾重罚款富士康在中国芯片投资:来源
全球最大的电子产品合同制造商富士康(Foxconn)本周表示,它已成为清华Unigroup通过股东在中国四面楚歌的芯片企业集团将投资53.8亿元人民币(合7.9697亿美元)的子公司。
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台湾政府正在考虑罚款科技巨头富士康高达2500万元新台币(合835600美元)的投资中国的芯片企业集团在没有得到监管部门的批准,一位消息人士周五对路透表示。
全球最大的电子产品合同制造商富士康(Foxconn)本周表示,它已成为一个股东在中国四面楚歌的芯片企业集团清华Unigroup通过一个53.8亿元(7.9697亿美元)投资的子公司。
投资之际,台湾是一个警惕中国提高的雄心半导体工业和提出了新的法律来防止它说中国窃取其芯片技术。
富士康没有寻求台湾政府在投资之前事先批准,当局认为违反法律治理台湾与中国的关系,一个知情人士告诉路透社。
监管机构正在考虑是否把富士康的“最大”罚款可能由于大尺寸中国投资的人补充说。
富士康提到路透在证券交易所早申请,说它将交付文档的经济部投资审议委员会在不久的将来。
台湾法律规定,政府可以禁止在华投资“基于国家安全的考虑和行业发展。”Those violating the law could be fined repeatedly until corrections are made.
富士康,最出名的组装苹果(aapl . o:行情)的iPhone,尤其是热衷于制造汽车芯片扩展进入电动汽车市场。该公司一直在寻求收购全球全球芯片工厂芯片短缺摇铃,从汽车到电子产品的生产商。
台北禁止公司在中国发展最先进的铸造厂,以确保他们不离岸他们最好的技术。
来自中国著名的清华大学的一个分支,清华Unigroup出现在过去十年作为一个潜在的国内冠军中国的落后芯片行业。
但该公司前董事长赵上海市下陷入债务,促使它的债券违约支付在2020年晚些时候结束最终面临破产。
该公司尚未产生任何半导体行业的全球领导者。
全球最大的电子产品合同制造商富士康(Foxconn)本周表示,它已成为一个股东在中国四面楚歌的芯片企业集团清华Unigroup通过一个53.8亿元(7.9697亿美元)投资的子公司。
投资之际,台湾是一个警惕中国提高的雄心半导体工业和提出了新的法律来防止它说中国窃取其芯片技术。
富士康没有寻求台湾政府在投资之前事先批准,当局认为违反法律治理台湾与中国的关系,一个知情人士告诉路透社。
监管机构正在考虑是否把富士康的“最大”罚款可能由于大尺寸中国投资的人补充说。
富士康提到路透在证券交易所早申请,说它将交付文档的经济部投资审议委员会在不久的将来。
台湾法律规定,政府可以禁止在华投资“基于国家安全的考虑和行业发展。”Those violating the law could be fined repeatedly until corrections are made.
富士康,最出名的组装苹果(aapl . o:行情)的iPhone,尤其是热衷于制造汽车芯片扩展进入电动汽车市场。该公司一直在寻求收购全球全球芯片工厂芯片短缺摇铃,从汽车到电子产品的生产商。
台北禁止公司在中国发展最先进的铸造厂,以确保他们不离岸他们最好的技术。
来自中国著名的清华大学的一个分支,清华Unigroup出现在过去十年作为一个潜在的国内冠军中国的落后芯片行业。
但该公司前董事长赵上海市下陷入债务,促使它的债券违约支付在2020年晚些时候结束最终面临破产。
该公司尚未产生任何半导体行业的全球领导者。
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