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Samsung has asked for site preparation work at the Yongin semiconductor national industrial complex to be completed by the end of next year, according to materials from the Korea Land & Housing Corporation (LH), as the project moves into a fast-tracked phase. The complex, designated as a national industrial complex for semiconductor manufacturing, is intended to host Samsung's next-generation fabrication lines.
LH, which is responsible for land development in the complex, provided renderings of the planned site along with field photographs in which an LH official explained the condition of the land. The materials indicate Samsung has requested that the site be readied by the end of next year, a timeline that reflects the accelerated pace — or "speed war" — surrounding the Yongin project.
Details on specific construction milestones beyond the site preparation deadline were not available in the reviewed materials.
While the end-of-next-year deadline for land readiness is documented, the reviewed sources do not confirm the precise schedule for fab construction start or mass production at the site. Further details of the build-out plan remain to be announced.
The claim that Samsung has requested site completion by the end of next year amid the accelerating Yongin semiconductor national industrial complex project is Mostly True.
