Downstream memory specialists have benefited from positive NAND flash spot prices, and more stable DRAM pricing. Taiwan's memory-module suppliers A-Data Technology and Transcend Information...
Taiwan Memory Company (TMC) and its appointed chairman John Hsuan are already in its mission to consolidate Taiwan's DRAM chipmakers and establish home-grown memory technology. However,...
Taiwan Memory Company (TMC) will require three phases to complete its mission of consolidating the island's memory-chip sector, as well as allowing the establishment of home-grown...
ProMOS Technologies has announced that the early tender offer period for its convertible bond buyback has been extended by 10 more working days to 14:00 (UTC) on March 17, 2009. The...
Taiwan's over-the-counter (OTC) stock market has demanded cash-strapped DRAM chipmaker ProMOS Technologies disclose the ratio of bonholders who have agreed to sell back their convertible...
ProMOS Technologies has released a statement to further clarify its loan extension announcement made recently (February 25). The cash-strapped DRAM chipmaker reiterated that over...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has announced an equipment purchase worth NT$587.09 million (US$16.86 million) from Lam Research, a supplier of semiconductor wafer...
Taiwan's DRAM chipmaker ProMOS Technologies has revealed that it has been allowed to extend repayments on existing bank loans for one year under a government assistance program.
Financially distressed DRAM maker ProMOS Technologies has recently announced that its offer to buy back its outstanding zero coupon convertible bonds (CBs) will expire March 21, looking...
ProMOS Technologies has announced an offer to buy back US$335 million worth of convertible bonds (CBs), but maintained that it will only have less than NT$3 billion (US$8.66 million)...
Despite an agreement with banks for a new loan, ProMOS Technologies has yet to work out a deal with bondholders for redeeming its ECBs, prompting market regulators to decide to downgrade...
A consortium of nine Taiwan banks have agreed to extend a syndicated loan of NT$3 billion (US$87.5 million) to DRAM maker ProMOS Technologies, which is facing a cash crisis. The agreement...
ProMOS Technologies has been granted an extension on the deadline to redeem its ECB, according to a company February 13 filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE). The DRAM maker...
Japan's Elpida Memory and its Taiwanese partners reportedly will emerge as the winning camp in a race to receive support from the Taiwan government, which is seeking ways to forge...
ProMOS Technologies issued a filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) to respond to Taiwan media reports claiming that it will likely fail in its bid to secure a syndicated loan...
