Nepal government tables constitution amendment bill

By Anil Giri : IANS
Kathmandu : Ignoring opposition protests, the Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda'-led government in Nepal on Sunday tabled a constitution amendment bill in Parliament aimed at assuaging Madhes-based parties and communities who have been agitating since the statute was promulgated in September 2015.

The new plant is expected to be operational in August 2016, and will begin with production of developing solutions. With the full-scale arrival of the age of the Internet of Things (IoT), the semiconductor market is projected to expand strongly in future. Taiwan has a high concentration of semiconductor factories with a large production share globally, making the region well-positioned to grow further as the hub of semiconductor production.
 
FFEM established FUJIFILM Electronic Materials Taiwan Co., Ltd. in Taiwan's Hsinchu Country in 1996. The company began with the production of developing solutions, and has since expanded its array of production items to include photo resists.
 
The local production structure has constantly been enhanced, as seen in the launch of the second plant (Hsinchu) for producing cutting-edge NTI demand for advanced semiconductor materials.
 
FFEM will build its third plant in Taiwan for producing advanced semiconductor materials in Science Park in Tainan City, where the manufacturing facilities of many of its customers are based. Taking advantage of its close proximity to customers' sites, the company strives to boost its customer-support capability and shorten its supply chain.
 
Moving beyond just catering to the expanding demand for advanced semiconductor materials in Taiwan, Fujifilm will have multiple production sites to distribute risk and ensure a stable supply of advanced semiconductor materials to customers - even in natural disasters. The new plant will begin producing developing solutions, and gradually expand its range of production items.
 
With this Tainan plant in Taiwan, joining the network of existing production sites in Asia, at Shizuoka (Japan), Hsinchu (Taiwan), Suzhou (China) and Cheonan (Korea), FFEM will continue to strengthen its stable supply of advanced semiconductor materials and improve quality control further in order to attain a higher level of customer satisfaction.
 
FFEM is a subsidiary at the core of Fujifilm's semiconductor materials business, which forms part of the highly functional materials category on which Fujifilm has focused its commitment. The company produces and provides a worldwide supply of photoresists and image sensor materials process of semiconductors, as well as developers, cleaners, CMP slurries and other advanced semiconductor, CMP slurries and image sensor materials developers in 2014, in a bid to address the ever-expanding used in the manufacturing materials.
 
It will continue to supply products useful for semiconductor manufacturing, and expand the Customer support structure in its contributions to the advancement of the semiconductor industry.-Agency