TSMC Board Approves Capital Appropriation for 65nm and 90nm Capacity
TSMC Spokesperson and Vice President Ms. Lora Ho said other major conclusions of the Board meeting were as follows:
1. Approved capital appropriation of US$9.2 million to expand 1.0 micron high voltage process capacity in Fab 2.
2. Approved the purchase of an additional 6.8% of shares in Systems on Silicon Manufacturing Company Pte. Ltd. (SSMC) at a price of approximately US$73 million. TSMC will own 38.8% of SSMC after the purchase.
3. Approved capital increase of NT$24,828,340 to reflect the issuance of 2,482,834 new TSMC common shares as a result of employees exercising their stock options between July 1 and September 30, 2006. Subsequent to such capital increase, the registered paid-in capital of TSMC will be NT$258,258.4 million.
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