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| SDK will further increase the total capacity to 24 million disks per month by the end of 2008, as a result of the construction of the new plant in Singapore and other expansionary measures at the existing three sites. The winning bidder will operate the port for 25 years and will also oversee a second expansionary phase that will deepen channels to 20 meters, which will require an investment of another $170 million. A combination of expansionary fiscal policy, low interest rates, favorable financial conditions, high productivity growth and falling energy prices are all contributing to continued expansion," said Michael Decker, senior vice president and head of policy and research at the Association. |
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