Texas Instruments Forges Ahead with Aggressive Manufacturing Expansion

While much of the semiconductor industry contends with a supply glut, Texas Instruments is charting a different course by aggressively expanding its manufacturing footprint. The chipmaking giant is pushing forward with a massive new facility in Malaysia and billions in capital expenditures, positioning itself against the prevailing market downturn. The critical question for investors is whether this manufacturing offensive can reverse the stock’s declining trajectory.

Texas Instruments has officially launched a state-of-the-art semiconductor assembly and test facility in Melaka, Malaysia. Dubbed TIEM2, this sprawling six-story plant encompasses 900,000 square meters, marking a substantial increase in the company’s overall production capacity. The long-term investment in this project is projected Read more...