Elitegroup Computer Systems Plans to Increase Capital for Malaysian Subsidiary by NT$564 Million
Elitegroup Computer Systems announced that its board of directors resolved to increase capital for its wholly-owned subsidiary, GBM Electronics (M) Sdn. Bhd., by 70 million Malaysian Ringgit (approximately NT$564 million). This capital increase is for long-term investment and will be funded by bank loans. Elitegroup Computer Systems focuses on PCB manufacturing and EMS, and is expanding into AI servers and automotive electronics.
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(Central News Agency, Taipei, April 28) Elitegroup Computer Systems announced today that its board of directors resolved to increase capital for its 100% wholly-owned subsidiary, GBM Electronics (M) Sdn. Bhd., by 70 million Malaysian Ringgit (approximately 564 million New Taiwan Dollars).
GBM Electronics (M) Sdn. Bhd. will issue 70 million new shares at a price of 1 Malaysian Ringgit per share. Elitegroup Computer Systems stated that this capital increase is for long-term investment and plans to obtain bank loans to acquire the subsidiary's increased shares.
According to Elitegroup Computer Systems' official website, the company was established in 1973 and primarily operates in printed circuit board (PCB) production and sales, and electronic manufacturing services (EMS). Elitegroup Computer Systems previously acquired Japanese company Lincstech for 8.4 billion New Taiwan Dollars to expand its AI server, automotive electronics, and semiconductor test product lines, and to deepen its presence in the Japanese and Southeast Asian markets. 1150428
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(Central News Agency, Taipei, April 28) Elitegroup Computer Systems announced today that its board of directors resolved to increase capital for its 100% wholly-owned subsidiary, GBM Electronics (M) Sdn. Bhd., by 70 million Malaysian Ringgit (approximately 564 million New Taiwan Dollars).
GBM Electronics (M) Sdn. Bhd. will issue 70 million new shares at a price of 1 Malaysian Ringgit per share. Elitegroup Computer Systems stated that this capital increase is for long-term investment and plans to obtain bank loans to acquire the subsidiary's increased shares.
According to Elitegroup Computer Systems' official website, the company was established in 1973 and primarily operates in printed circuit board (PCB) production and sales, and electronic manufacturing services (EMS). Elitegroup Computer Systems previously acquired Japanese company Lincstech for 8.4 billion New Taiwan Dollars to expand its AI server, automotive electronics, and semiconductor test product lines, and to deepen its presence in the Japanese and Southeast Asian markets. 1150428
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