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May 17 2010, 1:52am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Last week Samsung announced a record investment of 20 trillion won ($17.7 billion). Apparently Samsung felt that is not enough and raised today the 2010 investment to 26 trillion won (~$22 billion).
Approximately 18 trillion won will be invested in facilities including 11 trillion won for semiconductor manufacturing facilities and 5 trillion won to expand capacity for LCD panel production, while about 8 trillion will be invested in research & development.
"Although the global economic environment and business conditions remain changeable and uncertain, if we invest aggressively in expanding facilities and in hiring then these circumstances also present Samsung an opportunity for future growth and to stimulate the economy," Samsung Electronics Chairman Kun-Hee Lee told executives attending the ceremony.
With the investment in new manufacturing lines, Samsung expects to hire 10,000 new employees in 2010, including 3,000 for the Semiconductor Business and 4,000 for the LCD Business.
We can expect great new products from Samsung with this aggressive investment plan.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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