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An international group of 11 companies including Corning, Coupang and Panasonic signed Letters of Intent at Taiwan’s Business Alliance Conference, pledging more than 1.5 billion US dollars in new projects. Officials say the event helped draw total investment commitments exceeding 5 billion US dollars and reflects strong confidence in Taiwan’s economic growth.

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00:00An international group of 11 companies has pledged to invest more than 1.5 billion U.S. dollars in new Taiwan projects, signing Letters of Intent, or LOIs.
00:11Today, we are going to sign 11 LOIs with international enterprises from around the world.
00:24Their projects demonstrate strong confidence in Taiwan's outlook.
00:30The companies include Corning, Coupang, and Panasonic.
00:34The letters were presented at Taiwan's Business Alliance conference in Taipei.
00:40Officials say the total investment drawn by the event, including the LOIs, exceeds 5 billion U.S. dollars.
00:47The new investments come as Taiwan is experiencing an economic boom rooted in AI chip and data center build-out.
00:55The International Monetary Fund recently upgraded its forecast for Taiwan's 2025 economic growth to 3.7 percent.
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