Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs confirmed that Taiwanese firms have added $20 billion in new investments to the United States. Minister Ming-Hsin Kung stated that in response to order demand, production capacity will be increased in the US alongside Taiwan's main manufacturing bases, primarily involving semiconductor companies, supply chains, and AI server manufacturers. The confirmation aligns with earlier remarks by US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who predicted Taiwan would announce $20-30 billion in US investments. The investment was announced by Kung at the opening of the SEMICON TAIWAN 2026 US Pavilion. SEMI's global president also raised the 2030 global semiconductor revenue forecast from $1 trillion to $2 trillion. The ministry's review shows that 20 semiconductor and AI server-related companies declared $35 billion in US investments in May, with an additional $20 billion added in subsequent months. Future cooperation will extend to biotech, natural gas, and other industries.
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs has confirmed that Taiwanese firms are making an additional $20 billion in new investments in the United States. Minister Ming-Hsin Kung said the move is driven by order demand and will involve expanding production capacity in the US alongside Taiwan's main manufacturing hubs. The investments are primarily focused on semiconductor companies, supply chains, and AI server manufacturers.
The announcement follows earlier comments by US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who stated that Taiwan would announce $20-30 billion in US investments the following week. The ministry clarified that the $20 billion figure is the same amount Kung disclosed at the opening of the SEMICON TAIWAN 2026 US Pavilion on September 2.
Kung noted that global orders for AI and semiconductors are robust. The global president of SEMI raised the 2030 global semiconductor revenue forecast from $1 trillion to $2 trillion. According to the ministry's review, 20 semiconductor and AI server-related companies had already announced $35 billion in US investments by May, with an additional $20 billion committed in subsequent months. Future collaboration is expected to extend into biotechnology, natural gas, and other sectors.
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