Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic affairs announced that Qualcomm, Inc. has decided to invest $1Billion in 2011 to build a plant in Taiwan. The factory will manufacture computer screens using the Mirasol technology. There were very few details given and by Qualcomm’s representative, Mr. Adrian Fu was unavailable for questions.
These displays are excellent for electronic book readers, due to their low power usage. The total market for Marisol type displays is approximately annual sales of $11 Billion, according to Qualcomm Chairman and CEO, Paul Jacobs.
Of pledged investments of approximately $2.93 billion by Vietnamese companies, approximately $900 million have been invested in projects overseas. In 2010, private and state owned companies have invested in 25 countries in 107 projects according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
Hyundai Motors has operated successfully in India and has solidified its operating procedures there over the past several years. During the next three years Hyundai will build a new diesel engine factory costing Rs400 crore. Recent feasibility research showed this to be an appropriate investment according to the CEO. Three different sized engines will be produced.
The Bank of Shanghai will create a sales partnership with Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. the deal may be publicized on Monday.
UKI Systems has achieved quick acceptance for its recently released InspectaScanTM authentication device, said UKI Group CEO, Mr Anthony Dunlop. This accelerates the penetration of its Product Authentication and Anti-Counterfeiting solution in some of its markets. InspectaScanTM is the start of a new group of UKI anti-counterfeit scanning devices.
According to the Chinese Ministry of Land and Resources, MOLAR, the Chinese government intends to spend more than 15 billion U.S. dollars over the next five years to develop farmland for the nation’s food security.