TaMiCo Zatec is preparing to build a facility focused on cleaning and surface treatment of components used in semiconductor production. The project is planned for the Triangle industrial zone in the Ústí Region, where regional councillors have approved a reservation agreement for the site.

The investment is estimated at CZK 914 million. Construction is expected to begin this year and be completed in 2027.

The project comes at a time of growing Taiwanese interest in semiconductor-related investments in Czechia. Another Taiwanese company, i-TRANS Global, is preparing a European logistics centre in the Ústí Region for semiconductor chemicals. The company plans an initial investment of at least EUR 20 million and expects to create around 60 jobs.

The logistics centre is intended to supply specialised chemicals and gases mainly to TSMC’s large semiconductor plant in Dresden. According to CzechInvest, this investment could encourage further suppliers to establish operations in Czechia and support the wider semiconductor ecosystem developing around Central Europe.

CzechInvest is currently in discussions with several Taiwanese companies regarding semiconductor industry investments in Czechia. The projects are at different stages of preparation and may further strengthen the country’s position as a supplier base for advanced manufacturing and semiconductor production in Europe.

Source: https://www.e15.cz/
Author: CzechTrade Sydney