Electronics exports play key part in region's recoveries

Article Abstract:

The strong demand for electronics products has been at the forefront of Asia's economic recovery but observers believe this may not last. Among the countries that benefit greatly from electronics exports are South Korea, Taiwan and to a lesser degree, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines. However, fears of a downturn are in the air after Singapore's electronics exports grew by less than 1% in Jun 1999. This could be attributed to fears of computer chaos by the year 2000. Still, other analysts are optimistic because of increased outsourcing by multinational semiconductor firms.

Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, South Korea, Market information - general, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Singapore, Asia, Malaysia, Philippines, Semiconductor industry

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Selling R&D? Think Taiwan

Article Abstract:

Taiwanese electronics manufacturers are increasing their technological expertise by acquiring research and development divisions of foreign companies. Global trend of large companies toward divesting non-core assets supports Taiwan companies' management strategy.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments

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A turning point for Yageo?

Article Abstract:

Taiwanese Yageo Corp.'s strategy for becoming a global player in consumer electronics hinges on the management of its 575 million dollar acquisition of Philip's Electronics. Further acquisitions in the U.S. and Japan are being planned.

Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Electronic Components, Investments, Electronic components industry, Yageo Corp.

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