Century Steel Group Invests NT$10 Billion in Taoyuan Land for Offshore Wind Subsea Foundation Storage
Century Steel Group announced the acquisition of over 23 hectares of industrial land in Taoyuan's Guanyin District for approximately NT$10 billion. The land will initially serve as a temporary storage area for offshore wind subsea foundation components, strengthening the supply chain.
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(Central News Agency reporter Tseng Chih-yi, Taipei, 13th) Century Steel Group recently announced the acquisition of over 23 hectares of industrial land in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City, with a total transaction value of approximately NT$10 billion. The initial plan is to use it as a temporary storage area for offshore wind subsea foundation pre-process leg pipes and internal/external platforms completed and delivered by domestic subcontractors.
Media reported today that the newly listed CS Wind spent NT$10 billion to buy land in Guanyin Industrial Park. It is understood that the land was jointly acquired by Century Steel Structure, CS Wind, and CS Hua Hsin.
According to the Market Observation Post System, CS Wind announced on January 15 this year the acquisition of land in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City, with a total area of 40,746.42 pings (approximately 13.46 hectares), and a total transaction value of NT$5,582,259,540. The counterparty was Chemours Taiwan Co., Ltd.
Century Steel and CS Hua Hsin also supplemented an announcement on January 15 this year regarding the acquisition of industrial land in Guanyin District. Century Steel acquired approximately 16,013.74 pings (approximately 5.30 hectares), with a total transaction value of approximately NT$2,193,882,000; CS Hua Hsin acquired approximately 13,232.87 pings (approximately 4.37 hectares), with a total transaction value of approximately NT$1,812,903,000. The combined transaction value of the three is nearly NT$10 billion.
As for the purpose of acquisition, according to the Market Observation Post System, the initial plan is to use it as a temporary storage area for offshore wind subsea foundation pre-process leg pipes and internal/external platforms completed and delivered by domestic subcontractors. In the future, in coordination with the government's offshore wind power development schedule, factories and outdoor processing areas will be planned to enhance overall operational efficiency. (Editors: Pan Yi-ching, Lin Chia-hsun) 1150413
(Central News Agency reporter Tseng Chih-yi, Taipei, 13th) Century Steel Group recently announced the acquisition of over 23 hectares of industrial land in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City, with a total transaction value of approximately NT$10 billion. The initial plan is to use it as a temporary storage area for offshore wind subsea foundation pre-process leg pipes and internal/external platforms completed and delivered by domestic subcontractors.
Media reported today that the newly listed CS Wind spent NT$10 billion to buy land in Guanyin Industrial Park. It is understood that the land was jointly acquired by Century Steel Structure, CS Wind, and CS Hua Hsin.
According to the Market Observation Post System, CS Wind announced on January 15 this year the acquisition of land in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City, with a total area of 40,746.42 pings (approximately 13.46 hectares), and a total transaction value of NT$5,582,259,540. The counterparty was Chemours Taiwan Co., Ltd.
Century Steel and CS Hua Hsin also supplemented an announcement on January 15 this year regarding the acquisition of industrial land in Guanyin District. Century Steel acquired approximately 16,013.74 pings (approximately 5.30 hectares), with a total transaction value of approximately NT$2,193,882,000; CS Hua Hsin acquired approximately 13,232.87 pings (approximately 4.37 hectares), with a total transaction value of approximately NT$1,812,903,000. The combined transaction value of the three is nearly NT$10 billion.
As for the purpose of acquisition, according to the Market Observation Post System, the initial plan is to use it as a temporary storage area for offshore wind subsea foundation pre-process leg pipes and internal/external platforms completed and delivered by domestic subcontractors. In the future, in coordination with the government's offshore wind power development schedule, factories and outdoor processing areas will be planned to enhance overall operational efficiency. (Editors: Pan Yi-ching, Lin Chia-hsun) 1150413