Group created a full-scale resumption of work within a week

The Nanke manufacturers that were hit by the Nantai Strong Earthquake made new progress yesterday (9). TSMC's 6th and 14B plants have been fully resumed, while the 14A plant has two or three days; UMC has entered the normal filming level; The 7 factories of QunChuang have recovered more than 80% and can resume full work within one week.

In addition to the collapse of several buildings in Tainan, the Nantai strong earthquake was also affected by the impact of the equipment protection device, including the automatic start-up of equipment protection devices, including the fabs of TSMC, UMC and panel factories. In the past few days, various players are rushing to carry out recovery work.

Sun Youwen, director of TSMC Corporate Information, said that the progress of the resumption of work as of yesterday was as expected. Among them, the 6th factory and the 14B factory have reached the stage of comprehensive resumption of work. As the 14A plant is seriously affected, it is continuing its efforts. It is expected that it will take two or three days to resume normal operation.

The company closely communicates and coordinates with relevant customers. After the full capacity is released, it will be fully replenished during the quarter, and the impact on wafer shipments in the first quarter will not exceed 1%.

Taiwan stocks closed due to the Lunar New Year, did not reflect the earthquake factors, TSMC ADR fell more than 1% in the US stock market on the 9th.

UMC pointed out that the Nanke plant area entered the normal filming level yesterday. As this season is the off-season, the current capacity utilization rate is about 70%, which is slightly lower than the average operating rate of its various positions.

Innolux said that the recovery schedule of the seven factories in Nanke has exceeded 80%, and it is expected to be fully resumed within one week. For some products with urgent delivery, it has been transferred to Zhunan Factory to support production, and will not affect shipment. Cheng.

Lin Weicheng, the director of Nanke Management, said that the water and electricity supply in the park is normal, and they keep in touch with the affected manufacturers every day. If there is demand, they will fully assist.