Insiders revealed that Samsung Electronics is seeking up to KRW 5 trillion ($3.6 billion) in loans from the Korea Development Bank (KDB) to provide funds for its semiconductor production facilities in South Korea and overseas. Currently, the two sides are in the final stage of negotiations on specific loan amounts and interest rates. This loan is part of the South Korean government's plan to implement a KRW 170 trillion low-interest loan program starting next month to support the domestic semiconductor industry. If the deal is reached, it will be the first time in 20 years that Samsung has borrowed huge funds. Additionally, SK Hynix is also considering borrowing up to KRW 3 trillion from KDB for its semiconductor investment.
消息称三星寻求5万亿韩元贷款 用于芯片投资
Samsung is seeking KRW 5 trillion ($3.6 billion) in loans from the Korea Development Bank (KDB) to provide funds for its semiconductor production facilities in South Korea and overseas. Currently, the two sides are in the final stage of negotiations on sp
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