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Taiwan's top US diplomat says talks with Washington ongoing as arms deal looms
Taiwan memory module makers are rushing to secure cash to boost inventory levels of chips and materials due to the AI boom and rising prices, media report:
-ADATA has raised NT$14 billion (US$440 million) through a convertible bond and syndicated bank loan, and is planning a 30 million private share placement
-GoldKey Technology has raised NT$4.5 billion via convertible bond and syndicated loan
-Apacer NT$1 billion convertible bond
-Team Group NT$2 billion convertible bond
-Innodisk, Transcend: each planning NT$3 billion convertible bonds
-Silicon Power: planning NT$500 million convertible bond $SSNLF $HXSCL $MU #semiconductors# #semiconductor#
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Taiwan’s representative to the U.S. told @facethenation on Sunday “we want peace and stability” regarding relations with China.
Taiwan’s representative to the U.S., Ambassador Alexander Yui, says there is no planned call yet between President Trump and Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te, but he suggests Trump may have only heard “the Chinese story” about Taiwan during his trip to Beijing.
“If he has time, would love to tell him our side of the story, the Taiwan story, which is one of resiliency, of a state staying up against the Chinese aggression,” Amb. Yui tells @margbrennan. “The communication between Taiwan and the U.S. is constant, it's current. But I'll leave it to the U.S. to announce anything, if it happens.”
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Taiwan reaffirms its position on independence following a warning from Trump.
Taiwan’s government said it remains committed to ensuring safe and secure navigation through the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan said it has finalized weapons agreements with the U.S., underscoring continued military ties between the two sides.
Taiwan confirmed its readiness to defend its territory in the face of potential security threats.
Taiwan thanked the U.S. on Friday for expressing its support and commitment to peace and stability and for reaffirming its Taiwan policy has not changed, ahead of the second day of President Donald Trump's state visit to China.
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Taiwan said on Thursday that nothing surprising had come out of a summit between Chinese and U.S. leaders in Beijing, but that China should end its military pressure on Taipei as that is the real threat to peace.
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