Samsung Electronics Breaks Ground on New HBM Production Line at Onyang Complex in South Korea, Total Investment of 46 Trillion KRW
IT Home, November 12 news: Today, local time in South Korea, a groundbreaking ceremony for the Chungcheong region "super project" was held at the construction site of the new production line at Samsung Electronics' Onyang complex in Asan, South Chungcheong Province. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung attended and delivered a speech.

The new production line under construction at Samsung Electronics' Onyang complex is an HBM back-end advanced packaging facility, comprising 5 production lines, with a total project investment of 46 trillion KRW (IT Home note: approximately 229.54 billion RMB at current exchange rates), including 6 trillion KRW in facility investment and 40 trillion KRW in equipment investment.
The new plant, whose construction starts today, will be built as a three-story-above-ground production facility with a total cleanroom area of 31,000 square meters. The project is scheduled to begin production in 2028, and the total floor area of Samsung Electronics' Onyang complex will increase from the previous 270,000 square meters to 420,000 square meters.
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