Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs Investment Commission announced today (24th) the approval of five major investment projects, including two by Foxconn in the U.S. and India, with a total investment amount reaching $22.24 billion. The Commission detailed the approved investment projects as follows:

• Chinese Capital Investments: Hongkong-based such as Heji (Hong Kong) Holdings Co., Ltd. has applied to increase its operational funds in its Taiwan branch by NT$97,069,500 to engage in the sale, maintenance, and after-sales service of American-made tumor radiotherapy equipment.
• Listed Companies' Foreign Investments:
  • Cathay United Bank has applied for a $160 million increase in funding for its Ho Chi Minh City branch in Vietnam to focus on credit business.
  • Foxconn has applied for an additional $1.489 billion investment in Foxconn Singapore PTE LTD to reinvest into its Indian subsidiary YUZHAN TECHNOLOGY (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED for the establishment of a new L5 component factory in India.
  • Foxconn will also invest $735 million from its own funds to establish PROJECT ETA (DE) LLC in the U.S., focusing on modular data centers and server assembly manufacturing.
• Investments in China: AUO Smart Mobility Co., Ltd. has applied for a $20 million investment (approximately ¥144 million) in AUO Smart Mobility Systems (Xiamen) Co., Ltd. to engage in manufacturing vehicle display components and automotive parts.

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