Amkor nearly doubles investment in Peoria advanced packaging facility to $12B
The company prepares for the second phase of construction in the West Valley to meet growing production demand from customers.
Amkor Technology Inc. is nearly doubling its investment in its Peoria advanced packaging and test facility. (Amkor Technology Inc. rendering)
(Amkor Technology Inc. rendering)
Amkor Technology Inc. is nearly doubling its investment in its Peoria advanced packaging and test facility as the company prepares for the second phase of construction to meet growing production demand from customers.
Tempe-based Amkor (Nasdaq: AMKR) announced on Wednesday it’s boosting its investment from $7 billion to $12 billion at its Peoria facility, driven by strong customer commitments prompting the company to surpass 355,200 square feet of clean room capacity allocated in the first phase of the project.
Amkor’s second phase of the project calls for an additional 645,800 square feet of space, increasing the company’s total clean room capacity to more than 1 million square feet on its 170-acre campus. Construction on phase two is expected to begin in late 2027 with completion slated for the end of 2029, according to the company.
“This next phase reflects the confidence our customers have placed in Amkor, the critical role advanced packaging plays in enabling the future of semiconductor innovation, and the strategic importance of our Arizona campus,” Kevin Engel, president and CEO of Amkor Technology, said. “As chip architectures become more complex, customers need a trusted partner that can deliver at scale with the quality, technology leadership and operational discipline required for their most advanced products, and it is critical to have that capacity in the U.S.”
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