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Nvidia Supplier King Yuan Electronics Buys 27-Acre Fort Worth Site for $79.35MM for Planned $1.3B Chip Testing Plant

October 30, 20262 Mins read1
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Taiwan's King Yuan Electronics has approved, and according to its consultant closed, a $79.35 million purchase of a 27-acre property at 273 W. Everman Parkway in south Fort Worth from an ASB Real Estate Investments entity, clearing the way for subsidiary AeternZ's first U.S. semiconductor testing plant.

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