Japanese chip tool maker Towa to build $31.6M plant in Kyoto for domestic supply chain
Towa, a Japanese manufacturer of chipmaking devices, plans to build a $31.6 million plant for molding equipment used in advanced semiconductors near its headquarters in Kyoto. The move aims to address economic security concerns by establishing a domestic supply framework, with rising costs and a weak yen also factoring into the decision.
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