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Press release; Jack Lu, DIGITIMES Asia
Thursday 1 April 2004
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Posted on Apr 7, 08:49
Interesting to see that CV fund moving out at about 30% premium, without UMCi making money. Singapore Goverment is ultimately interested in $ and not the economic value add in the Semicon industry in Singapore. UMC is bullish about 12" and EDB not.