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Taiwan minister says concerns TSMC to be 'Americanised' overblown

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Taiwan minister says concerns TSMC to be 'Americanised' overblown
Minister of Economic Affairs Kuo Jyh-Huei told reporters on Tuesday: “These have nothing to do with tariffs. TSMC’s global expansion is a crucial development.” Photo: Bloomberg
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Taiwan’s government downplayed concerns that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s plans to invest a further US$100 billion ($134.51 billion) in the US will effectively lead to the chip-making giant becoming Americanised.

“TSMC already has plants in the US and Japan, and it’s now building new a plant in Germany,” Minister of Economic Affairs Kuo Jyh-Huei told reporters on Tuesday. “These have nothing to do with tariffs. TSMC’s global expansion is a crucial development.”

TSMC CEO C.C. Wei on Monday joined US President Donald Trump at the White House to reveal plans to expand its US presence.

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